Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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"Outrageous Acts." The Yugoslav incident was not the most important, but it was the most inflammatory.
Paris' Galerie Allard immediately called a court official to witness that the paintings had been taken down and the show closed. One of its officers guessed that Chirico "has been looking for this incident. . . It may also be that he is trying to withdraw from art collectors his first...
Dali had drawn 40 illustrations, and they were enough to make Cellini do a double roll in his grave. For example, Dali had decided to picture an incident when Cellini was five, and saw a lizard among the hot coals in the fireplace. The incident was memorable to Cellini, because...
The Mead Committee has not brought out that Statesman Andy May had anything to do with the Garssons' sudden blossoming as munitions magnates in early 1942. (The Walker loan incident indicates, however, that the May-Garsson tieup existed in early 1941.) It was an extraordinary beginning.
"If the system functions properly," he writes, "we ought to find the most competent men hold the positions of greatest responsibility, and that their legitimate privileges are correspondingly greater." He adds that we should improve the quality of leadership and not try to remove the privileges incident to it.