Word: sentimentalized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Gray said there was "no sentiment for calling the police" to clear the offices. The faculty debate was open to students but closed to members of the press...
Japan's massive, often violent student demonstrations and its strong pacifist sentiment suggest widespread discontent, but the Socialists have not been able to tap it. "Our fundamental fault," concedes wavy-haired Party Chairman Tomomi Narita, 58, "lies in our complacency about the changing times." But the party stubbornly plans to hang on to its policies, hoping that the times will change to fit them. The effect has been to concede virtual one-party rule to Sato's Liberal Democrats at a time when Japan, now the world's third industrial power, sorely needs many voices to help...
...year is one that Wall Street would like to forget. Still, a common sentiment among brokers is that all the stock market needs for a rebound is a sniff of good news about tight money. Last week Paul McCracken, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, provided just that by suggesting that the time may be nearing for the Federal Reserve Board to relax its credit restraint. Stock prices responded exuberantly. On the New York Stock Exchange, the Dow-Jones industrial average rose 10 points on Christmas Eve and closed the week at 797.65, a heartening gain...