Word: mindedness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Recently, we have received some impressive evidence of how world-minded U.S. businessmen have become. This evidence came to us as a result of a development I told you about a few weeks ago: the consolidation of TIME'S 17 international editions-excepting those still needed for our troops...
The president of an East Coast advertising agency had this to say: ". . . Advertising men, especially, have watched with mounting amazement . . . TIME-LIFE reach out its strong news arm to the far corners of the world-inaccessible before to U.S. business. World War II has made us all world-minded. . . ."
The Proving Ground. The test of the experiment was the conference on the military truce, in which the Special Envoy sat as chairman and mediator. On his left was General Chou Enlai, the Communists' veteran No. 1 negotiator; on his right was General Chang Chun, the Government's...
Pure Principle. From first to last, self-schooled, slow-minded Theodore Dreiser was ridiculed as a turgid stylist and a ponderous craftsman. His critics will still find much to ridicule in this novel. Other readers may find that the slow, munching rhythm, the tone-deaf iteration, the lifelessness of epithet...
As cinepsychiatrists go, Dr. Price is believable enough, even though he falls into thoroughly wicked practices at the end, aided & abetted by a beautiful, wicked nurse (Lynn Bari). But even the highest-minded cinepsychiatrists are never very believable, despite the fact that they are getting to be almost as common...