Word: respected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With all due respect to Louis Untermeyer, who [TIME, Jan. 27] is quoted as saying, "There are ... no Marx Sisters," I would refer him to Les Soeurs Marx (The Marx Sisters) by Louisa May Alcott...
...Dewey skid had apparently not helped his neck-&-neck rival Bob Taft (whose press secretary last week explained that Taft was not an "active" candidate). Despite an awed respect for Taft's mind, the pros were as conscious as ever of his lack of political sex appeal. Said a Califor nia GOPster: "Taft is a fine and capable man. If it was a matter of hiring the President of the U.S., he'd be the man for the job. But we're still electing Presidents...
...Judson. He is not only the man behind the Philharmonic, but the man who conies nearest to controlling classical music in the U.S. The 30-man Philharmonic board, a collection of socialites, Wall Streeters, amateurs of the arts and a few musicians, stand greatly in awe of Judson. They respect his judgments; and they have bought and paid for them. And Arthur Judson would not let Rodzinski run the Philharmonic the way he wanted...
...Cleveland musicians came to respect but never to love their abusive foreman. There was no big farewell party when he left in 1943, and his welcome...
...peoples share. Of that tradition in this country, Canterbury Cathedral ... is the mother church. To that tradition you have added all the richness of your own heritage. The fellowship of our two countries has its roots in our common Christian inheritance, and its expression in the upholding of Christian respect for the freedom, the dignity and the brotherhood...