Word: dangerous
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...danger in the philosophy is that it sometimes leads its practitioners along roads without guideposts, and they sometimes get their bearings when brutal experience shows them where they have been wrong. Thus Acheson discovered Soviet Russia's real nature. The least the U.S. can hope for is that in dealing with Russia he has his bearings now; it can be convincingly demonstrated that...
Black-haired, dark-browed Gerard Graham Dennis seemed to have been born to live brazenly. He had a grenadier's imperious good looks, and a gentleman's taste in clothes. He liked champagne, dance music, danger and girls, especially brunettes with high cheek bones. He was endowed with intelligence and a barefaced talent for lying. He had no scruples against shooting a man, aborting a girl, or whacking an old lady over the head with a pistol butt...
...bridge is in danger of falling, she thinks, because one of its chief supports, the teacher, is badly undermined. "People think of a teacher as a devoted, cultured spinster who expects nothing in return . . . or some unmarried, retiring don who needs only enough to buy his port. Why, they pay their secretaries more than my top teachers...
Cornell debaters stressed the danger of adopting a federal civil rights program as they beat the Debate Council last night in an Ivy League contest at Winthrop House...
...cardinal. The church's list of martyrs contains scores of bishops, but only one cardinal.* When the office evolved (probably in the 5th Century), the cardinals were in charge of important churches in and around Rome. Yet while there was evil in the world, there would be danger, even at the center of Christendom. The cardinals were reminded that they as well as those who went among the infidel were expected to be faithful unto death...