Word: fanaticize
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Mary Borden's story of the Hadfield-Spears hospital unit, in the Levant, North Africa, Italy and France, casts many a sidelight on the "fanatic" Charles de Gaulle. The picture that remains is of the "pitiable business when a great man suddenly becomes small."
This belief was the essence of his gospel. For five decades, in most of his 76 volumes, Wells preached it with the intense passion and reckless zeal of a religious fanatic.
"A baseball fanatic is much safer than a Communist."--July 18th Issue Issue of "Ave Maria," national Catholic weekly published by the University of Notre Dame.
Granted the present impossibility of a single world state, U.N. becomes the most feasible substitute. It is the best the nations are willing to accept. If it exercises its limited powers fairly and well, U.N. can create opinion favorable to an international government and can demonstrate that it is capable...
His sweetness & light dispensed, the Baron hurried off with the moody Van Mook and three Indonesian representatives to isolated St. Hubertus Lodge in Holland's De Hooge Veluwe National Park. In the secluded hunting estate, the conferees wrestled with the last loose ends of an agreement which had been...