1.
He makes his attack with a massive display of scholarship but no great_______; all to often the_______rather than the rapier is his chosen weapon.
2.
Her sense of time was oddly_______; ten minutes sometimes seemed like an hour.
3.
Narrowing the eyes when startled by a sudden noise or a noxious stimulus is _______response, serving to reduce the exposure of sense organs to injury.
4.
As a people, the Aztecs were full of contradictions;_______and yet prizing humility,_______and yet obliging and kind.
5.
His brilliant prose style is sometimes_______by his lapses into_______respecting and pretentious languages.
6.
The study crowds and groups is more than_______in an age characterized by interdependence and action.
7.
My suggestions were not as casual as it appeared; I_______mentioned the election because I know that she wanted to discuss it.
8.
Bureaucratic squabbles can tie up the government for year's and_______domestic and international problems to the point of
9.
Though there were much_______among critics over whether or not the play portrayed the "real" Paul Robeson, James Earl Jones's performance was_______deemed outstanding by audiences and critics.
10.
Today science, like philosophy, has been_______in scope: each has_______ its claim to survey all existence and has accepted a province which, it great, is yet smaller than the whole.