Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...said the intention of attaining security before going on to help solve social problems--such as making a donation to charity--is not realistic. Unless people are concerned from the beginning of their careers with helping others, Bok said, they will never feel secure enough to shift their atten- tion to social matters or they will loseinterest by the time they have reached such apoint...
...neverfelt I could duplicate at college the friendshipsI had at home. It seems to me a physical, mentaland temporal impossiblity. There are kids I grewup with who I've not spoken to or socialized within years. Yet were I to get together with themtoday, I would still feel that I knew them betterthan I know anybody here...
King Hussein, in talks Saturday with Shultz in Amman, insisted on an Israeli commitment to withdraw as a precondition for accepting the U.S. proposal for peace talks. Shultz said he had emphasized to Shamir "the need for King Hussein's side to feel there is something to negotiate about...
...retain warm memories of the meetings I had with American women in Moscow and Washington in December 1987. What are my impressions as a result of those meetings? Quite a number of differences stand between us. But I feel that they in no way hinder discussions of any problems that are of concern to us: how to preserve peace, how to make the life of every individual on earth worthy of our times. We had many interesting discussions about the role of women in society and family, and about what should be done to make their participation in society harmonious...
...estimated $1 billion a year in aid but is unhappy with Viet Nam's mismanagement. Disengagement from Kampuchea could also improve Hanoi's chilly relations with China, which supports Kampuchean resistance forces, including the once dreaded Khmer Rouge, that have been fighting the Vietnamese. Eventually, the U.S. may feel more disposed to endorse Hanoi's requests for Western assistance. Not everybody will be pleased, however. Some Kampucheans fear that the Khmer Rouge, who ruled with murderous intensity in Phnom Penh until Vietnamese forces drove them out in 1978, may return...