Word: perfects
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...everyone knew, "civil rights" meant, largely, "Negro rights." The platform makers, headed by Pennsylvania's Senator Francis Myers, had hit, upon what they thought was the perfect compromise. They parroted the 1944 platform, affirmed the right of racial minorities "to live ... to work ... to vote." As for federal guarantee of those rights, they called upon Congress "to exert its full authority to the limit of its constitutional powers...
...already objected to the FTC ruling, on the grounds that most "free" offers clearly stated the conditions in un-deceptive terms. The book men, given 20 days to answer the charges in court, lost no time in speaking their minds out of court. Said one book club official: "Perfect nonsense." In the Literary Guild's full-page ads this week, the most prominent word in the copy, in black, inch-high capitals, was FREE...
...have missed few issues of TIME since your first ... So often, I find an exquisite gem buried within its covers . . . "Reflections" [is] another perfect addition to your long string of pearls...
...understanding of "the modesty of nature," and his regard for it, are exceptionally acute. Those who venerate the best in acting will easily forgive the rare excesses in this Hamlet, and will easily get over disappointments as beautiful as these; they will not soon forget the lively temperateness, the perfect commingling of blood and judgment, the high grace and spirit, which inform the performance as a whole...
...Last Straw." Ship's-Boat Leader R. Brett rowed from his ship to the beaches, found to his surprise "a causeway about eight feet wide heading out into the water." This "causeway" soon turned out to be "a perfectly ordered straight column of men about six abreast . . . When I reached them, a sergeant stepped up to me and said, 'Yes, sir. Sixty men, sir?' He then walked along the column, which remained in perfect formation, and detailed the required number...