Word: tellingly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...releasing your book now, at the tailend of Zedillo's term? SALINAS: People told me so many pleasant things while I was president, and waited until I left office to say the opposite. I didn't want to be a part of that. What I have to tell him about his administration, I'll tell him while he's still in office. But it was my deliberate intention to have it ready at a moment when it causes no harm to Zediilo's administration...
...time for us to move on to bigger and [superfluous adjective] things. I'm writing not only to find out how you're doing but also to let you know that I'm running for Class Marshal! Isn't that [self-deprecating adjective]? I just wanted to tell you how [adverb] I need your vote and how much it would mean to me. We're such [adjective] friends and I know you'll [verb] me. And [interjection]! We have to get together soon! I'm busy for the next [time period] but I'll get back to you on when...
...Hudson has Goldie Hawn's sexual energy... My favorite newspaper headline in the past week: "Prince William in Chile, Sleeping in Tent"... Ok, so I really need help with my Ec 10 problem sets. Any freshmen want to help a poor old senior? You provide the graphs, I'll tell you how to beat the housing lottery... I've been asked at least 5000 times this week, "Well, What _Would_ Harry Potter Do?" Isn't the answer obvious? He'd tell Draco Malfoy that spikey blond hair was soooo...
...brings a greater sense of diversity to our theater community in general. Of course, it's not unheard of that a newcomer to the HRDC lands a major role. Gifted first-years can surely change a director's mind with a particularly outstanding audition. But as any actor will tell you, outstanding auditions are rare even for the most talented performers. Thus, by virtue of little more than Harvard casting norms, most actors who haven't gotten roles in the past will not get roles in the future--and that includes a substantial number of the first-years and sophomores...
...preceded the evening's pinch of genuinely funny salt. Grabbing hold of Reagan, Lieberman declared Americans better off than they were pre-Clinton and tapped Cheney's oilman stint. "I know, Dick, that you're better off than you were 8 years ago too." Replied Cheney, "And I can tell you, Joe, that the government had absolutely nothing to do with it." Lieberman: "I can tell my wife is out there, she wants me to go out in the private sector." Cheney: "I'm going to try to help you do that, Joe." Score it for Cheney - Lieberman's retort...