Word: expressive
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...born-again Christian, I would like to express my appreciation for the wonderful May 27 article on Billy Graham; it was accurate, sincere and complete. As a crusade councilor, I wish some of the scoffers and doubters could see changed people leaving the counseling room at the Garden...
...Rott-am-Inn when he heard the news on the car radio, rushed to the scene, suspended the battalion and company commanders from duty, appointed a special commission to investigate the case. Then he went on to his wedding (but canceled the parade scheduled in his honor). Chancellor Adenauer expressed his condolences to the dead soldiers' families, and the Bavarian state assembly convened a special session to express its regrets...
...complementary to the program for physical improvement, there must be an equally imaginative approach to the University's qualitative problems. Unfortunately, quantity comes easier than quality in education, and the problems of quality which face the University today are issues on which all--Faculty, alumni, and students--should express themselves...
Student discontent is hard to judge. The student has no Committee on Educational Policy to express his grievances, and while the subject might be treated in a Student Council report, it is probably too involved for that group to handle...
...strategic differences with the U.S. over China, the British press could not conceal a feeling of pedantic sympathy-much like that of a father who sees his child burned in the very fire he had warned against. "Americans lack Britain's long colonial experience," said the imperialist Daily Express, with a nostalgic sigh. "To be misunderstood and misrepresented is often the price of leadership." The most pointed alarm, however, was one of a different tenor, sounded by London's Liberal News Chronicle: "Anything that encourages the U.S. to withdraw into 'Fortress America...