Word: sensationalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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"Next day I got a note of thanks and congratulations from Admiral Nimitz. 'It gives me the same sensation of getting in step with world events that your Air Express Edition gave me when I was stationed in Latin America,' a Brigadier General wrote. "My congratulations to you...
I have the sensation of a submarine which has just had a depth charge dropped off its port bow. "Indignant, nay Apoplectic '45" (see "The Mail" in last Tuesday's issue) has exposed me as being in the pay of the Yale News. (I wonder who read the SERVICE NEWS...
Most front-rank portraitists look down their noses at painting from photographs, but Baker-faced with the obvious impossibility of getting a busy air marshal in England to sit for his portrait one week and Lord Wavell in India the next-has made a virtue of necessity and developed such...
The first public appearance of the Radar rockets cannot a sensation, to say the feast. We always suspected that Cruft concealed a good many curves, even French curves, but not the kind used for Engineering drawing. The Rocketts also sang two numbers which were written by Yeoman Brill.
Is It Cricket? Liberals have always preferred the game of good v. evil, "the old intellectual game of antagonistic principles. It is an attractive game because it gives us the sensation of thinking, and its first rule is that if one of two opposed principles is wrong, the other is...