Marian Wright Edelman has never succumbed to _____ but has instead remained a tireless advocate of children's rights since the 1960s.

In stating that "All men are created equal and endowed . . . with certain inalienable rights," the Declaration of Independence proclaims the _____ value of every human being.

The large trees that surrounded the strange mansion _____ our view of the building.

We are all ready and willing to do what must be done; what we need is leadership-not _____!

In this situation we cannot act on the basis of what may be _____, but only in accordance with what is definitely known.

One way to _____ your fears of giving a speech is to put your audience at ease with a personal anecdote.

A sour odor of decay, stale air, and generations of living _____ every corner of the old tenement.

I _____ That you did well on your test when you bolted through the front door as though you had just won the lottery.

When the bridge suddenly collapsed in the high winds, the people on it at the time were ______ to their deaths in the watery abyss below.

"I'm sure your every wish will be granted," I assured the demanding child, my tongue firmly in my check, "when and if the _____ ever comes!"

Although the music-an etude by Schumann- was not familiar to him, the pianist followed the sheet music and played the piece with great _____.

The song had a pleasant, _____ melody that gained it quick popularity and then caused it to be forgotten just as quickly.

I trust that we shall have the will to improve what can now be improved and the patience to bear what cannot now be _____.