Word: idealisms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Roger W. Babson, founder of the Babson Institute, is quoted on the back of the pamphlet as saying, "Frankly, I think you have a good idea, namely, that the future of mankind depends primarily on the women." William Allen White, the famous editor, is quoted, "You state a beautiful ideal and one which must be realizable if the race goes much further...
Hollywood, concluded Witness Collins, provided the Communists with an ideal concentration of "frustrated or partially frustrated artists." With a long list of glamorous names still to be heard from, there was no longer much doubt of that...
...Paris in the uneasy spring of 1936. Sitdowns close the factories, riots clog the streets, a Popular Front cabinet maneuvers for its life. To a Jules Remains or a Jean Paul Sartre this is the ideal setting for a lugubrious social novel. But not to Marcel Aymé. As a satirist by profession -and currently the best in France-Aymé gives 1936 France his usual deft, dry treatment...
...This is an ideal solution to the immediate situation," Hays said, "but the problem imposed would not exist were the Sanders 'stage' anything more than the 'platform' which it actually...
...magazine of popular psychology, has an article in its March issue on "Ideal Mates," which matches couples with opposing characteristics. President Conant is paired as being ideally suited to Elsa Maxwell. The magazine says that "the couples selected . . . are to the best of our knowledge, complete and utter strangers to each other...