Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...making these sweeping recommendations and accusations, Harvard's president made it plain that he did not feel that the nation's school system had been totally ineffective: "We have today in action on many fronts," said President Conant, "millions of young men who are graduates of our public high schools. They developed in their schooling the quality most necessary in modern times--an ability to change the aim as the target moves...
...concede" a Democratic victory. But Harry Truman kept his thin mouth closed. When Tom Dewey conceded defeat at 2:15 a.m. (C.W.T.), Truman hailed it as a "grand statement" that showed "American sportsmanship." Not till 3 a.m. did the cautious, homespun man who will be the 34th Vice President feel confident enough...
...kick coming, as I asked for it. If it will ease your mind any, remember that this was my idea. I wanted to come over here. I am scared and I am not ashamed to admit it. Also I have been reading my Bible regularly. It makes you feel a lot better...
...Eastward the British Eighth* worked painfully along the Bologna-Rimini highway, was still 39 miles southeast of Bologna. To the unshaven, mud-stained dogface, red-eyed from lack of sleep, gaunt from K and C rations, it looked like another long, hard winter that civilians could not begin to feel in their preoccupation with the fresh glories of Allied arms...
...expands and production rises. This would mean, at first, a drastic write-down in the price for Geneva. But the West would get cheaper steel than it did before the war. As this expanded the market, the Government would get more of its cash out of Geneva. Many Westerners feel that Big Steel might dicker on such a proposition...