Word: sentimentalized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Carol Lipman, SMC national secretary since July, sponsored the victorious proposal, which calls for more mass rallies during the week of April 13-18 to "bring anti-war sentiment back into the street...
...could argue for these as further ways to disrupt the audience's confidence in the sentimental nature of events. They are just more strangenesses in a loosely structured film. But Polonsky's descents to cliche and sentiment finally interfere with our perception of the event in itself, instead of helping us see it in new lights. It's better to avoid overt sentiment, and show a totally different scheme of personal relations, than to use it in hopes of shaking the audience loose from its sentimental outlook. The audience for such cold, quirky films must be nearly as large...
...forget their political situation in the present by mourning their past-something on the order of reading your own obituary notice. By running that same notice over and over again American consciences have written the Indian off. And Gershfield's work is of a piece with conventional liberal sentiment; there is the same failure to differentiate between various Indian peoples, the tired old noble savage myth, et al. More appallingly characteristic, there is no thought for the million or so Indians still alive; no disturbance to break his carefully wrought mood. Only grad students in film school can afford...
...sentiment of the undersigned majority of the Harvard Cooperative House that the disciplinary actions of Committee on Rights and Responsibilities directed against sixteen students for political activity on November 19, 1969 were an unwarranted exercise of selective punishment, giving an appearance of political repression, whatever the Committee's intention may have been...
...weekend ended, the sentiment was one of relief that the planning, organizing, and actualizing was almost finished. "Thank God it's over," sighed Dale Partoll 73, or of the East House switch...