Word: emotionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Emotion, not facts, carried the Prime Minister to magnificent success in the Abdication Crisis, and last week Intervener Stephenson explained his actions entirely in terms of most convincing British emotion. "I had not an ounce of respect left for Mrs. Simpson," he sturdily declared. "It was just that I was...
Justifiable, therefore, was the emotion which surcharged Dr. Little's war cry last week:
Editor Snow admits his translations are very free, admits also that he has freely used his blue pencil, because even pai-hua is too discursive for occidental taste. Open-eyed readers of Living China will find these stories queerly human, may be surprised to find many of them bitter, strong...
Julia got her real start in an English provincial repertory company. She had lovely legs, but she was not beautiful: she had what the director called an india-rubber face, capable of expressing any emotion at will. In short, Julia was a natural. She was working hard in the repertory...
This is not a great picture, but it is a fine example of what the Soviets have been able to do in the cinema; it is inarticulate and powerful, as the Russia of today is inarticulate and powerful. Real emotion burns through in spite of technical faults; this effort is...