Word: uncoverer
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In Herrnstein's view, too, schools should use tests to uncover children's inherited strengths and build on them, instead of acting as "a pipeline through which society tries to generate talent where there is none. Those not gifted should learn a trade."
PRIMAL THERAPY attempts to uncover the source of symbolic behavior, to determine the source of unresolved tension within each patient. One source of tension may be the kind of parental deprivation I've described; another may be unavoidable deprivation, brought about perhaps by the prolonged illness of a parent. The...
Kelman has since continued to promulgate his peculiar brand of conservative socialism. His second book, Behind the Berlin Wall, is an account of a two-month stay during 1971 in East Germany. Constant fear haunts our intrepid hero as he risks millenial jail terms to uncover the truth about Communism...
WHATEVER its contemporary interpretations, democratic liberalism in Cambridge has seldom been a passing phenomenon. With the presence of Harvard, Radcliffe, MIT and 22 other colleges and universities, any historical account of liberal leaders educated in the Cambridge area no doubt would uncover countless luminaries.
Sir / I must confess that I was one of those "prisoners of limited vision" you referred to in your special section on Space. Now that I understand that science has determined the age of the moon to be 4.5 billion years, and it only cost us $30 billion to uncover...