Word: unwittingness
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The first melody made people smile, not just because of its unwitting affinity to the orchestral part of Carmen's "Habanera," but also because the piano sounded fantastic. The Steinway trilled and sang under Haefliger's fingers, projecting pianissimo lines that were clear no matter how loudly the orchestra played...
Today, all telephone calls are point-to-point, and can not be intercepted by the unwitting Ned Flanders of the world who might find themselves offended. In other words, as long as a telephone call is solicited, or personal, it is fully protected by free speech statues, despite the contentions...
The Michigan law is being used to deter "Johns" from coming into Detroit from the suburbs to solicit prostitutes. According to George Ward, chief assistant prosecutor in Wayne County, the law resulted in the seizure of 2,927 vehicles last year. As for any unwitting wives, Ward asks, "What about...
When O'Leary first took over, she shook up the organization, cutting 51,000 of its 169,000 employees and contractors. She also made public the agency's records on radiation tests performed on unwitting patients during the cold war. But in other ways she has had a blind spot...
The residents of the Waltham school were unwitting participants in the experiments, some of which were conducted by a Harvard Medical School faculty member, Clemens E. Benda, as well as scientists from MIT.