Word: inners
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that I am doing harm to India, you have the right to do so. ... I have no weapon against you except love. Let none take upon himself the duty of protecting me. God alone can do that . . . and mark my words: The day that my inner voice tells me my country no longer needs me I will starve myself to death" (sobs...
Before the delegates met again Mayor Bose of Calcutta had also thrown up his sponge, and Mr. Gandhi had served upon the Congress a characteristic ultimatum. "My inner voice tells me," he said, "that if resolutions approving the course I have taken are not passed my country will need me no longer. I would then be convinced that the people of India had not responded to my call, and I would therefore starve myself to death...
...West fear to say certain things. We do not permit ourselves certain emotions, or at least we do not permit ourselves to admit having them. Not so the Slavic nature. The Slav feels that everything in his inner life is possible of expression, and that its expression is justified by his sincerity. It is that illimitable range that makes his art so rich, and that moves us so profoundly...
...aspects of the chain store monopolies were considered both from the outer effects and from the inner workings. The harmful social effects were emphasized strongly by the University speakers, who claimed that this system was perpetuated by practices both unfair and distinctly injurious to the American people...
After being permitted to glimpse the inner office of the young financial genius (as indicated, Douglas in plain clothes) and being impressed by large transactions in stock sales made through a selection of innumerable telephones which surround the man, we watch Miss Daniels drawl her way into the sactum sanctorum in order to win a bet. The young wizard is properly upset and so is the financial world. The woman plays with the inexperienced man. The man ends up by following her on board a curious trans-Atlantic liner. A travelling library on the subject of amours, Douglas' valet, mixes...