Word: rashly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...important that the work of training students be started right than that it be started early", the commission has advocated a slow beginning, with a year set aside for conditioning in cooperation with bureau chiefs, before students are admitted in September 1938. It has thereby avoided the temptation to rash action that so novel and exciting an adventure is bound to offer...
...rectify this situation, he is attempting an educational program, coupled with the pledge-signing. In his work, he is not going about it by making rash promises, or by speaking about things so far in the future that talk is mere conjecture. Instead he is plodding along, trying to make this world a better place in which to live
...night in the palace at Fontainebleau. Michael then tells Sally simultaneously that 1) he loves her and 2) he has been using their escapade to make headlines in the U. S. Sally takes up with Michael's gullible rival reporter (Franchot Tone). Michael follows her, effects a reconciliation. Rash Sally falls into the clutches of two international spies who have been shadowing her since Reel 1. Brave Michael rescues...
...Carl Gustav Jung (TIME, Nov. 9) makes as rash and unjustified a statement as he did in 1930 when in a Forum essay he said that white Americans had acquired a Negroid and Indian behaviour. Again it seems that Dr. Jung hears the bells but doesn't know where they're hanging. By attributing to Franklin D. Roosevelt "the most amazing power complex, the Mussolini substance, the stuff of a dictator absolutely," the analytical psychologist Jung overlooks the subtle but nevertheless gravitating difference between a leading statesman supported by more than...
...been bordering on chaos. Much of this legislation may be highly desirable in principle. It is in grave danger of falling into disrepute, however, merely because of the haste with which it was enacted and the impossible burden assumed by the executive branch of the government. By its own rash action, the New Deal has been imperilling true social reform...