Word: sneeringer
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Gilbert Seldes, snarling and sneering in print. (P. 15.)
Paul Raynal's The Tomb Under the Arc de Triomphe was being played for the first time. The hero is made to "strut" across the stage sneering at all who did not fight. This annoyed the audience. Then came the inevitable bedroom scene in which the hero's...
"My experience in France has made me feel that the United States should be pretty slow in going into war, as men who know what real war is realize that it is all too horrible to enter lightly. The feeling in England and France towards America has changed tremendously during...
The Monthly's leading article on "Our Wavering Paternalism" is interesting and provocative. It makes us think, and it moves us to reply. The author has a lot of good ideas, though he suggests no constructive plan of reform. One regrets that he feels it necessary to crouch under a...
An examination of the arguments of those who favor the Warren House property as a site for the Harvard Union discloses the significant fact that they are distinctly apologetic. The advocates of this site do not pretend that the far side of Quincy street is, in any sense, a College...