Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The intent was apparently to project an air of innocence, as well as optimism about the eventual outcome. The effect, however, was odd, to say the least. As New Jersey's Democratic Senator Harrison Williams entered a Long Island, N.Y., federal courtroom for the somber business of being sentenced...
None of this kept him from having cordial relations with many Jews or from elevating them to key positions. His prejudices would break forth in commands reflecting the emotion of the moment. I did not keep track of how often I was told to cut off all aid to Israel...
And that's when the real shocker came. Calvin Dixon, the proud, quiet point guard disabled for more than six weeks by a leg injury, displayed some emotion on the court. After he hit his first free throw with three seconds left and the score at 51-49, he wheeled...
Captains Chip Robie and Mitch Reese contacted every member of the team after Saturday's loss for consolation and reinforcement, and perhaps the most significant emotion the match reinforced was a sense of community A victory celebration would have been nice, but may be togetherness is better.
Reagan presented his plan to restructure America's federal system with emotion and drama, lowering his voice at the end to recall Lincoln's words that the "trial through which we pass will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation."* But the long-term...