Word: depth
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...exhaustive -and exhausting. One of his close associates remembers a three-month tour of Europe, on which "we saw everyone of any account, politically, in six countries. At the end of it, Harry had gained six pounds and I had lost ten. After one three-hour discussion-in-depth with an editor of L'Osservatore Romano, our Rome correspondent, who had been doing the interpreting, turned toward me and fainted flat on the floor. Before I got a shot of Scotch into him, Harry was back in the room, saying: 'Well, it's only 6:15-what...
There's no point in naming all the great Yale performers. Eli coach Phil Moriarity has so much depth and talent that superstars like Schollander will probably be called on for only one event this afternoon...
...depth and intricacy of Zeligs' treatment of Chambers contrast sharply with the superficial generalizations in which he talks of Hiss. Where Zeligs' vision of Whittaker Chambers never crosses the line from psychological commodity to human being, his appreciation of Alger Hiss stops well short of analysis...
...Radcliffe emerged with a first in the 50 yard freestyle, the 50 yard breast stroke, and the 200 yard freestyle relay, Mrs. McCabe commented evenly: "We have depth in all of the strokes...
...problem is that Harvard has too much depth--an asset in dual or triangular metts. Coach Bill McCurdy has built an amazingly well-balanced squad. His boys are never swept in an event in a meet against one or two other schools. But in the IC4A's they are competing against the best in the East, and only Harvard super-stars can score...