According to the story which he told the editor of the _Guide_, it had been the original intention to have these "letters to the press" signed by leading elevator men themselves; but when it was decided to hire an expert press agent to mould public opinion in such a way as to offset the "onesidedness" of the farmers 'movement, none of the elevator men cared to assume the publicity. ❋ Hopkins Moorhouse (N/A)
Certainly, we have long and have again on this occasion heard many dissonances from representatives of this community - pride and a patronizing know-it-all attitude, fixation into onesidedness etc. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Whatever her supposed position or onesidedness , at least we are not OBLIGED to listen to the Israeli Army report. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The view was astounding in England and new everywhere in its onesidedness. ❋ Unknown (2007)
This corrects any implication that there is onesidedness to either of these two aspects of their relationship. ❋ DR. CRAIG GLICKMAN (2004)
Had we not included this reference in our 20: 00 report you might have had more reason to point to onesidedness. ❋ Unknown (1994)
It may then become possible to work out more fully the practical implications of the conception of a self - directing humanity, to deepen our knowledge of the causes making for conflict, or onesidedness and dis - crepancies in development, and to use the knowledge thus gained in guiding future developments. ❋ MORRIS GINSBERG (1968)
There already exists, and there is danger of its increase, in many of our best institutions of learning, and many of our most educated men, an intellectual onesidedness of a contrary, but not less unfortunate character, to that which long existed at Oxford. ❋ Various (N/A)
For centuries there had been an "intellectual onesidedness" at Oxford. ❋ Various (N/A)
He had always admitted the onesidedness of the English free-trade system, and had supported the desirability of retaliating against unfair competition and "dumping" by foreign countries. ❋ Various (N/A)
There will always be a onesidedness; either the conception or the embodying of it halts, is only partially realized; some incompleteness, some mystery, some apparent want of coincidence between form and meaning is a necessity to the artist, and if he does not find it, he will invent it. ❋ Various (N/A)
We can not accomplish the aims of our order by onesidedness. ❋ W. Bion Adkins (N/A)
As an example of his onesidedness, it may be remarked that he compares the skulls of the ❋ St. George Mivart (N/A)
It is easy to complain of the onesidedness of many of those who oppose ❋ St. George Mivart (N/A)
The onesidedness of the Negro vote has been declared by some Negroes to be the cause of its non-importance. ❋ Various (N/A)
When other dramatists repeated it, not because it was, as with Shaw, a natural expression of a personality, but because it was striking and effective, its onesidedness became tediously apparent. ❋ Maugham, W Somerset (1938)
That may be a misfortune we cannot help; but we can free ourselves, at least, from the fancy of looking upon our own onesidedness and our inability to sympathize with the judgments of others whom we recognize to be our intellectual equals, as proof that we are in possession of a taste peculiarly refined. ❋ Thomas R. Lounsbury (1912)
An energetic investigation was demanded from below, and it was considered inadvisable to hush the story up altogether, for fear of giving support to the assertion of the rottenness and onesidedness of the existing conditions. ❋ Martin Andersen Nex�� (1911)
