Word: expression
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...tutting. Should William Randolph Hearst announce that he was writing The Life of Christ, many persons might be vexed. Many tut-tutted last week when "the Hearst of England," Lord Beaverbrook,* owner of the lurid London Daily Express, etc., announced that he is writing a biography of the Nazarene "in an arresting style . .. great reverence. .. sincerity ... will explain the Savior's actions...
Seemingly much moved, the aged "Tiger of France" declared: "It was the express desire of my departed friend that I should speak here. My words will be few. M. Geffroy asked his friends to avoid vanity and worldly honors at his funeral...
disgrace. I offer all my wishes for the preservation of your life." Lord Ashbourne* cabled from Dublin: "Miss Gibson's family regret the incident and express profound sympathy...
...deeply stricken with sorrow over the attack on you, a person so precious to the entire world. Permit me to express my embarrassment, my indignation...
Worship Journeys. To "know something about the channels through which others express the longing of their souls in worship," Dr. Ernest Bourner Allen of the Pilgrim Congregational Church in Oak Park, III., has devoted recent Sundays to "Little Journeys in Worship," has presented to his truly tolerant congregation "A Morning of Russian Anthems," "Jewish Forms and Music," "The Episcopal Forms of Worship" and "A Jewish Passover Song...