Word: naturedness
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A Bowdoin official described the students an "dignified and good natured." Those who could found seats on the floor. Others simply stood wherever there was room. None of the students referred to their attendance as being a protest.
The self-imposed ban on anything but poetry was lifted during a question period when Frost commented on his recent visit to Russia. The trip was made, he said, only to see Premier Khrushchev, whom he found "a very good-natured man with a terrible lot of cool nerve, like...
A Prayer for a Miracle. A zealot who scorned careful preparation, Corti could find no experienced climber to go with him up the Eiger. He had to settle for a good-natured, 44-year-old factory worker, Stefano Longhi, who had never made a strenuous climb. Without so much as...
But never mind. In the last reel the enemy pigeons come home to roost. On the whole, a good-natured and harmless attempt to give everybody the bird.
Society P.R. people maintain a symbiotic relationship with another type of pro that has burgeoned during the postwar years-the Society gossip columnist. In Manhattan there is hardly any real gossip in the daily flow of words from golf-playing Igor ("Cholly Knickerbocker") Cassini, in the Journal American, or good...