Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Decision. Next day the White House was deluged with urgent calls from Philadelphia. Harry Truman said he just wanted to feel out the sentiment of the delegates, insisted that he had made no hard & fast decision. In fact, he did not even know definitely that Douglas was available...
...people began to wonder. Following Minister Gardiner's flat announcement that he was running, white-haired Minister St. Laurent declared nobly: "I believe that any member whom the party selects would feel it honorable to accept. I am doing nothing to influence the choice of the party...
Modern Madonnas. For the next few years, Héctor studied in Caracas and Mexico City, watched the great and violent Orozco work, and painted alone in his little Mexico City apartment. "But I tried not to have much Mexican influence," he says, "because I don't feel that way." He learned more from the still and delicate paintings of Giotto and Mantegna...
...students feel about Hastings' old men? When the new term opens next month, Hastings' enrollment will be 700 students (most of them married G.I.s earning their own way), making Hastings not only the oldest law school west of the Mississippi, but also the largest...
...oldtime Tammany Sachem once remarked that he would rather have the New York Times against him than for him, because the Times always leaned over backwards in reporting on its enemies. Barnstorming in Manchester, N. H. last week, Presidential Candidate Henry Wallace had reason to feel the same...