Word: tellingly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...Should someone tell these guys that pre-schoolers don't vote...
...Bush's policymakers say that this $5 billion jolt to the funding would make it possible for 800,000 more students each year to enter college. Gore simply imposes another layer of bureaucracy, with a proposed "National Tuition Savings Program" so that the federal government can tell parents to invest their money in special trusts to pay for tuition. This added layer of government influence has no immediate or practical effect upon decreasing the cost of college tuition...
...propose that the College institute a cold-weather orientation program for those of us from snow-challenged parts of the world. First, we would learn how to tell the difference between gloves and mittens. Then, we'd be able to try our hand at scarf wrapping. The final exam would be a trip across the Yard when the first nor'easter hits...
...ever get the feeling that someone's trying to tell you something? Giving hints, leaving little signs, even dropping notes? Recently, I had this funny feeling that someone or something wanted me to become an investment banker or a consultant, despite the fact that I want to be an artist. Perhaps it's silly, but the coincidences were uncanny. Every day when I came home from class, I found the basket on my door stuffed to the brim with neatly-packaged advertisements for banking and consulting companies. Fishing amongst the glossy paper, I would uncover The Crimson only to find...
...knowledge, it's particularly not hurting Republican candidates," said Alaska's Sen. Ted Stevens, one of the GOP negotiators whom Hastert and DeLay overruled. "They tell me their numbers have come...