Word: emotionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Recently the bandy-legged little Mahatma has abandoned even goat's milk as too luxurious, subsisted on a mixture of parched Indian corn, California raisins and bird seed. Ordered by telegraph to release St. Gandhi, the British Governor of Yerovda jail in Poona, incredulous, delayed to act, demanded "written...
Newsmen pelted Mr. Brothers with questions which he ignored. His smoky blue eyes stared at them disdainfully. On his rather good-looking face-a face resembling James Joseph Tunney-was no flicker of emotion. But Chief Roche was amply voluble about Mr. Brothers. Said he: "The toughest man I ever...
The point is that last week all France learned with an emotion hardly to be conveyed in words that on Dec. 19 the Marshal had sustained an amputation of his right foot, had been suffering the most terrible pain, yet had commanded:
Brahman Dr. B. S. Moonje (Infuriated by Lord Peel, he had sat up all night revising his mild speech into an address of burning emotion):
Newsgatherers at regular Tuesday noon press conference in the President's office last week were startled-for these conferences have lately become very dull affairs-to hear the President start reading a prepared statement in a voice edged with strong emotion: