Word: manneredness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Also injured during the hectic week was the silver-haired, mild-mannered Buchen, who tried to brief reporters on the pardon decision, but seemed uncertain and unaware of the full implications (see THE PRESS). When
Coffee cups in hand, smiling sweetly at each other across crossed legs and the crowded desk, we were nonetheless locked in mortal combat. I was a mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper. Age: 22. Sex: Female. Object: To find out anything I could about women's training at...
"Devastating-impeachable," rum bled New Jersey's Charles Sandman, who had been the President's most vocal champion on the committee; now he finally found the "specificity" he had declared lacking in the evidence. When he learned of the news, Iowa's mild-mannered Mayne declared that...
Sir / Henry Kissinger's next mission should be a good-will trip to Australia to calm the wake left by the spoiled and ill-mannered Sinatra [July 22]. Do us all a favor, Frankie. and return to retirement.
As Mary McCarthy and Randall Jarrell discovered some time ago, a university is the ideal setting for a comedy of manners. After all, Jesuit seminaries and the U.S. Navy not excepted, the university is perhaps the only elaborate, rigidly mannered social unit left in the land.