Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Roberts was blunt. "Can the present European Recovery Plan do other than place us in the poisonous rich-uncle, poor-relationship situation that has severed so many family ties?" Europe's democracies are proud. "They feel that they gave what they gave for the benefit of free men everywhere. Is it surprising they resent the role of begging from our nation...
...feel that the refusal of the University to recognize The New Student is a clear violation of academic freedom and the NSA bill of rights," the statement continued. "We shall appeal this decision which we regard as a subversion of the liberal tradition of the University and a threat to the rights of Harvard students. We hope that the (next) issue of The New Student will be published in name as well as in fact...
...have tried these gustatory and other physical contortions and don't feel up to a second session can always offer themselves up to the nearest resort and lead a normal life...
...small Wallace vote, while it might not have the same inimical effect on Democratic chances, would, by the same token, produce few long range results because neither party would feel obliged to take account of the political ideology contained in the Wallace movement...
...cautious and sympathetic study of Wolfe, Herbert Muller tries to strike a balance between the two extremes. Probably Muller's temperate judgment is close to the truth, but readers who feel strongly about Wolfe are likely to become impatient with his fence straddling. Wolfe is the sort of author who inspires lyricism or invective, not judicious interpretation. Muller is therefore up against it, and knows...