Word: culturale
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The human detritus was buried or carted away. The rubble had been heaped into piles, like unmelting snow, or trucked out of town and dumped. Slowly the skeletons of Europe's wrecked palaces, cathedrals and cities had emerged. The cultural bill for Europe's latest berserk spree was...
In cultural pursuits I know that Joe's not Dom DiMaggio;
Nothing at Harvard is so impressive as the impact of the intellectual and cultural atmosphere which greets each person as he (or she) crosses the bridge, escaping from the aroma of baked beans, and other sundry smells. --P. L. E. Nieman '47.
For all his success in the U.S. and his opportunity for service there as "ambassador of interracial justice and charity," Father Matthews' heart and head belong to Trinidad and Mount St. Benedict. He looks forward to his return next spring to continue working on his chief study-the cultural...
Europe is writhing in its death throes. It has been wounded beyond hope of recovery. Its end is at hand. When I say "Europe" I mean, of course, not the geographical but the cultural entity. I mean the liberal civilization that emerged out of the Renaissance, emancipating the political force...