Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...delegate would feel that San Francisco was lacking in the manifestations of hospitality and good will...
...place where prisoners, on seeing an SS man approaching from a distance, ducked for cover anywhere they could, because the young man in the clean black uniform might shoot them if he happened to feel like pulling out his gun. Buchenwald is a fact which has existed, on a small scale at first, for eleven years, and it is a fact which will stink through the years of history as long as generations of mankind have memories...
...that I have a premonition that death's going to catch up with me. It's nothing more than any foot soldier in the lines feels. . . . You begin to feel that you can't go on forever without being hit. I 'feel that I have used up all my chances. And I hate it. ... I don't want to be killed...
...have never aspired to be famous. If I had, then I could say to myself, "All right, brother, you made your bed, now lie in it." But this thing just happened. . . . I feel sad, because it has given me the big things of life and taken away the precious little things...
...Never Give Up." Sick and discouraged at such sacrifices, Tweed was about to surrender (to certain death, as he learned later) when a native schoolteacher, married to an American, dissuaded him. "Never give up," she said, "no matter what happens. . . . The people of Guam feel that as long as you hold out the Americans will come back. If you surrender, they will believe you have lost your faith and think the Japs have...