Word: inners
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Eisenhower placed isolationists in his inner circle and made peace with the Taft wing--"this conciliation has all the earmarks of capitulation to the independent voter...
...Cairo) have been among the wonders of the world; but to modern Egyptologists they are really secondary. Far more important at present are five smaller pyramids at Sakkara near by, which lay buried under the desert sands until 1880. That year, two French archaeologists discovered them and found their inner walls covered with inscriptions. Scholars now regard those inscriptions as the world's oldest large body of religious texts...
...pure writing steam. It is often repetitive and frequently staggers to a stop, but it is saved each time by a fresh burst of vigor and intensity. At novel's end the musicologist returns to the monastery, and there is the promise that he will find God and inner peace. Author Griffin did not go back to a monastery. He chose a 40-acre farm instead. But the act of writing Devil led to a change of church. Once an Episcopalian, Griffin has become a Roman Catholic...
...Eisenhower said he had received advice from "many sources," but his decisions "have been and will be mine alone. This crusade which I have taken to the American people represents what I myself believe. I have acted and I have spoken from my own deep, inner convictions ... I have given no encouragement to the false notion that an isolated or isolationist America can continue to live either in peace or in security...
...morning; the second was ardent noon; the third was a twilight sorrower. Too late, she makes her final discovery: her curiosity has gone too far. Bluebeard hands her the mantle of night, and she joins the others behind the seventh door. Judith is sung by Soprano Ann Ayars; her "inner self" is danced simultaneously by Mary Hinkson. Bluebeard is sung by James Pease (his inner self is the castle). All this had the first-night audience sitting on the edge of its seats-partly out of excitement, partly trying to make out what was going on. Grand opera fans found...