Despite a happy student summer at Harvard, he bridled at America's overweening ways, arguing for a multi-polar world as a way to counter its post-war dominance.
Traditionalists who might accept a new treatment of a classic in another medium often bridle at books that appear to change the intellectual legacy of a great author.
Most feminists, however, bridled at Carter's reluctance to support federal funding for abortions and said that he showcased Rosalynn and his daughter, Amy, instead of campaigning for women's issues himself.
Let alone nature needs half would cost more than 70 billion dollars died in the Walgreens who bridle at talk of return on investment or cost benefit analysis needs to grow up