Word: impressionable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Up to last week none of these eight planks in the President's New Deal for 1935 had been voted by either House and the country had the definite impression that Congress for some reason was deliberately lying down on the job.
"I was just thinking," said the King staring at Alice, "with your Mana what a good impression you'd make on the Amazulu."
Tosh is the popular impression that France has protected herself with a tight-drawn "chain" of steel fortresses against German attack Actually the $150,000,000 worth of steel and concrete forts are "fence-posts," not a chain. This week a horde of French and Moroccan troops is stringing the...
"I hope, Senator Byrnes, you have not been under the impression that the Committee was the party that was critical of Mr. Baruch's Wartime record."
After page 150, the book becomes interesting, and after 250 pages have been covered, the reader enters the relevant part of the discussion on prisons which gives the book its only claim to value. The narrative becomes animated and gives the impression that the writer knows what he is talking...