Word: suspectedly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Aches & Pains. "Pain is a common symptom of psychoneurosis." When a pa tient announces that "she aches all over," Dr. Alvarez begins to suspect that she is a bundle of nerves. His suspicion is confirmed if she is unable to tell him her main complaint, grumbles about trivialities, trembles, answers his questions irrelevantly, fails to let him finish a sentence...
...that's why all the stuff about the Army Specialist has been confined to the psychology boys, whom we all suspect of training for the Sorokin Abstinence Test (and secretly planning to flunk in an orgasm of orgiastic depravity...
...duties will be limited to securing the information relative to their problems. Government quarters will not be provided, and travel allowances and "per diem" go with the jobs. Assignments will be for the whole leave period, but their time will be their own. In spite of vacation lures, we suspect volunteers will outnumber billets...
...only time that clandestine listeners suspect that U.S. and British broadcasts could be worse is when they tune in the Italian broadcasts from Moscow...
Beethoven and Eliot. Readers familiar with the great "last quartets" of Beethoven will suspect that Eliot derived from them his title, much of his form, elements of his tone and content. They will almost certainly be right, for no other works in chamber music fit the parallel. Both Beethoven and Eliot are working with the most difficult and quintessential of all materials for art: the substance of mystical experience. Both, in the effort to translate it into art, have strained traditional forms and created new ones. Both use motif, refrain, counterpoint, contrasts both violent and subtle, the normal coinage...