Word: idealize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...course, futile to hope that journalists will exorcise their financial advantage to the distant ideal of economic welfare and political honesty. It is not futile, however, to hope that the education of the reading public to the essential function of a newspaper in an economic world may make it financially more profitable to newspapers-owners to exert themselves to fill properly their important place in the economic organization...
...nature required the cooperation of industry on the, one hand and science on the other. Through the efforts of L. J. Henderson '98, professor of Biological Chemistry, the laboratory has brought together scientists from other parts of the University and has opened the doors of industry to them under ideal conditions for study...
...long as the primary ideal of the undergraduates remains un-educational the University cannot expect to produce a greater number of educated men, but there is in existence a system which if it were carried to its logical conclusion might be truly educational. Were the tutorial system for honors candidates designed to inspire men to penetrate beneath the level of so-called cultural knowledge into the realm of experience and wisdom by means of a thorough study and understanding of some philosophy embodied in a civilization whether past or present, then the ideal might be realized. A group of students...
TIME, August 8. says of Socialist Candidate Norman M. Thomas. "The New York Port Authority is his governmental ideal...
...that goes without saying, but he was woman-crazy, could not even draw the color line. The situation was unfortunate but usual. Where Mrs. Birdsong deviated from the human to the holy was in refusing to do anything about it except by straining more & more to be George's ideal. Never natural when George was around, she never reproached him, always smiled, always pretended he was knight to her lady. Both of them had a terrible time but pretended to each other that everything was perfect. When little Jenny Blair, daughter of her old friend the General, began to grow...