Word: commentators
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...were "completely or almost completely" cured of abdominal symptoms. Pain disappeared completely. The general condition of 19 improved; two became worse. One died, but even he was free from pain the last months of his life. The original TB of the lungs improved in eight patients. U.S. comment was cautious: it was "too early" to jump to conclusions...
Recently, Henry Wallace,* TIME'S string correspondent in Havana, Cuba, sent us a report of his work covering the news for us there. In it he made the following comment...
When U.S. Ambassador Bedell Smith left the Kremlin one night last week, he said to newsmen: "Molotov, three hours. No Stalin. No comment." The reporters then turned to Frank Roberts of Britain. "You heard him, didn't you?" said Roberts. "No comment." Yves Chatigneau of France smiled, said nothing...
...objects of this comment stick close to their husbands and their husbands stick close to one another. Russian officers and political advisers cluster tightly in two corners of the main room, tense little groups conversing as if the buffet were a conference table to which they had to return in five minutes with a major policy decision...
...refuses to write music for them.* In a voice like a bass trombone with the slide all the way out, he says grandly: "I cannot submit myself to their rules and laws. Practical restrictions I have always welcomed; psychological restrictions, no! They say to me, 'Create atmosphere.' Comment? Create atmosphere! How can one? I am ashamed. I blush. I am absolutely incompetent to create atmosphere. I say to them, 'You must create the atmosphere from what I write.' I cannot artificate...