Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This film is not all that is title would seem to indicate, and in comparison with "A Man's Castle" it may appear weak. Nevertheless there pervades this production the same spirit of nonchalance and gay insolence which characterized Clark Gable's earlier work...
...will require credits which are of too long a period of time to be given by commercial banks. The trade brought about by this will be extremely helpful to the United States because it will stimulate the production of goods of companies which have suffered most from the depression. Nevertheless, such financial assistance would be unjustified unless provisions were made, at the time of the granting of the loans, for repayment of the loans and, what is just as important, the way in which we are willing to receive payment...
...pamphlet "America Must Choose" insisted that economic nationalism meant drastic control of all business and even perhaps "control of all agencies of public opinion" in order to preserve national unity, but that economic internationalism, while not altogether pleasant and still subject to some new types of social control, was nevertheless less painful. Mr. Wallace said he leaned toward the international solution...
...called in her children for a conference on the matter. The young-ones ransacked the toys of their youth to bring forth only a decrepit wool-stuffed policeman-doll. Mrs. Angell smoothed its uniform somewhat but couldn't do anything about the runs in the flat-foot's stockings. Nevertheless she sallied forth in full evening dress with the sergeant in her arms. The butler was visibly astonished but imagined that there was to be a gay old time in the town that night...
...goal of oppressive collectivism. While it is perfectly true that Washington could do very well with a dozen economists above the stature of Messrs. Warren and Pearson, and could tap the expertise resources of the country with more discretion than it has shown so far, it is not true, nevertheless, that those of the Left Wing are either blind to the possibilities of their measures, or, on the other hand, filled with the shining vision of the Kremlin as God's beacon in a benighted world. Henry Wallace's article in the Sunday Times revealed a keen, practical man quite...