Word: expression
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...usual with TIME, the report on Gibraltar is completely accurate and unbiased. But as a Gibraltarian and admirer of the U.S., I must express my annoyance at the fact that since the dispute started, the U.S. Government has not once raised its voice in support of a people who only ask to choose their own way of life...
...protest parade of 10,000 people. In Chicago, demonstrators blocked rush-hour traffic in the Loop. Nearly 2,000 people marched in Toronto, 1,000 in Union, N.J., 1,000 in Washington. In California and Wisconsin, in Connecticut and New York, citizens streamed onto the streets to express their rage...
...chase grew more dramatic, so did the front-page headlines in the British press. The Daily Express ran a picture of the fugitive's spouse under an eight-column banner, THE LITTLE WOMAN WHO WAITS. When the escapee was seen on the grounds of U.S. Ambassador David Bruce's residence, the Daily Mirror headline fluttered, NOW GOLDIE CALLS ON UNCLE SAM FOR HELP...
...account of Dietrich and the Svengali-Trilby relationship that produced The Blue Angel, Shanghai Express and The Devil Is a Woman is pitiably bitter. While other stars complained of Sternberg's cruel direction, Marlene loyally praised the very hardships he put her through, as when he made her walk barefoot across the blazing desert while filming Morocco with Gary Cooper. But to Sternberg this was no more than a deliberate plot designed by Dietrich to gain public admiration for herself and to shower abuse on him. He recognizes some talent in her, chiefly an ability to follow direction...
Necessary Mystery. Still, Moreau makes no effort at all to find parts that express so much as her passing mood, let alone anything substantial of her own life. She far prefers that other people choose her roles for her; to make the choice herself, she thinks, would invite a fatal struggle with her vanity. "If I get concerned with what kind of part I would like to play," she says, "I would then start to wonder what roles would be good for me, good for my career, pleasing to the public. Life does not invite this choice, and neither should...