Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...issue is the concern of all the world. Our interest is perhaps deeper than that of other countries, and the reason for it naturally lies in our common history and in ideals long shared. These together give us the right to await the result with confidence, sure that the deep humanity and sturdy rectitude of judgment which are the heritage of men of English speech will once again prevail. The London Times
...league by an easy margin. S. H. Johnson was again the mainstay for 1920 in the pitcher's box holding 1922 to six scattered hits. The feature hit of the game was made in the sixth by E. A. McCouch, the first batter up, who drove the ball into deep left center for a home...
...Spanish master Ribera The picture represents the artist's best work. Although realistically rendered, it does not show the over-emphasis on disagreeable details, apparent in many of Ribera's works, nor his exaggerated "tenebroso" manner, in which the greater part of the canvas is painted in deep shadow, and certain parts in very high light against the shadow. The noble and dignified figure of the saint is well characterized and splendidly handled. Particularly fine is the rendering of flesh. The picture recalls the Apostles in the Prado, and the Saint Jerome in the Naples Gallery. The Fogg Museum painting...
...biography of Theodore Roosevelt by one whose deep love and respect for the great American give his little volume an exalted spirit...
...undergraduate who has struggled through the spring performances of the Pudding and the Pi Eta without getting any satisfactory reaction from a deep voiced line of pesudo chorines will find in the new Vincent Club presentation of "Satni" at the Wilbur an amateur theatrical which it is a privilege and a joy to watch. It is a true privilege and a joy to watch. It is a true privilege, too, for until this year Vincent shows have been more strictly taboo for men than any Sultan's harem; it is to be hoped that the ban, once lifted, will...