Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...whole world suffers because as long as any nation undertakes any imperialistic ventures whatsoever all other countries feel themselves entitled to do likewise and the inevitable result...
...just one of the guys who likes to play lacrosse, I feel that your recent criticism of the Harvard lacrosse team was unfair, uninformed, and discouraging. Unfair to my teammates, only four of whom ever played lacrosse before,--yet who come out a afternoons, at least anxious to learn, and to play on a Harvard team during their short stay here...
...never feel really "well read" till I've digested what TIME has to say on the subject. You supply the saliva and digestive juices for the disconnected news items that would otherwise give us all mental indigestion...
...colleagues and I," said Krosigk, "feel that we cannot abandon the German people in this dark hour ... if there is to" be no central organization by the Allied occupying powers in which we as experts could help, I greatly fear for the future. There will be hunger . . . chaos ... a big political swing either to left or right. . . . Neither could be a good thing for Germany...
...long time though, the men continue to look and feel like duds. At a tea given by an R.A.F. pilot's mother-in-law, they crab interminably about their rotten treatment; and the gently experienced old lady replies, "O dear, it's a shame, isn't it? Who'll have another chocolate biscuit?" But it is in their worst failure that the men learn their best lesson. Deliberately "getting killed'' in order to loaf through a sham-battle, they already are soldiers enough to be ashamed...