Word: sidedness
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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As a scowling Prime Minister Michel Rocard watched, one communist National Assembly Deputy after another dropped a small mahogany ball in a green urn on the Speaker's platform. Once allies of Rocard, the communists now sided with the opposition, and were voting in favor of censuring the government. But...
In truth, there is much to censure and correct in the record that begins with Columbus. U.S. textbooks are just beginning to give proper emphasis to pre-Columbian cultures. Sale's iconoclastic biography is as one-sided as a lawyer's brief, but the evidence of European disdain for the...
To one Arab diplomat in Washington, these pronouncements meant that "Bush is building a one-sided case for war." To an official of Israel's governing Likud Party, the same words signified that the U.S. was getting cold feet. Said he: "The longer Bush waits, the harder it will be...
Observing the discussion on Harvard's presidential search process, it seems remarkably one-sided. In the interests of informed judgment, I propose to present some reasons for not allowing students to sit on the search committee.
The original council order--sponsored by Councillor William H. Walsh--praised the report for exposing the failings of rent control. But the council's pro-rent control majority voted instead for a substitute order berating the newscasts as one-sided.