Word: wrongness
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...understandably serious problem to the Irish-but should it be allowed to split the two principal allies in the cold war? Ireland's Prime Minister John Costello applauded Fogarty heartily and said a few statesmanlike words about "free peoples of the world" and England's "great wrong." Somebody fired off a bomb in Belfast (a small one which only injured one policeman). But a great many earnest U.S. citizens shredded their morning news papers into confetti and shouted to their wives that Congress had finally gone completely nuts...
...knew it meant something ominous when I walked out that gate," said Tom Vamplew, a chubby little gear and axle inspector at the Lynch Road plant. "I felt it was gonna be tough-the weather was wrong for a strike. Last one we had in 1948 was a picnic compared to this...
...Einstein complains, no one has proved him right, and no one has proved him wrong. The theoretical physicists, he says, act as if gravitational effects did not exist: "I do not believe that it is justifiable to ask, 'What would physics look like without gravitation...
McCarthy hustled his alleged "57 card-carrying Communists" out of sight (after naming not a single one), and declared: "I am willing to stand or fall on this one. If I am shown to be wrong on this, I think the subcommittee would be justified in not taking my other cases too seriously...
...work. Her only reply to Mrs. Simon's anxious questions in sign-language was: "Jack kaput, Prowska kaput" and the quick gesture of a finger drawn across her throat. From time to time Prowska's hands became paralyzed. Said the doctor: "There is nothing physically wrong with her, but she is scared...