Word: sorrowfully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Privately, many of the delegates were shocked, and many more are well aware of the evils of Communism. In the cold war's ideological battle, private sympathy is no mean asset. But the West learned at Belgrade, to its sorrow, that in the self-serving calculus of neutralism, private sympathy does not necessarily equal public support...
...slogs through his days dulled with despair, not even bothering to stew himself with vodka. Then he sees a five-year-old orphan boy gnawing at a melon rind. Out of pity and his own sorrow, he tells the child that he is his father. The boy is not really fooled, but he accepts the pretense with joy. The two walk off down a mud road to the man's village, where he will take up life as a carpenter again...
...cute a canape as ever broke a giant squid's heart. Tradition must sometimes be broken if an art form is to grow: she plays Pidgeon's secretary, not his daughter. Her function is to proceed about the submarine at canter, bearing messages, coffee and surcease from sorrow. Fully a third of the film is devoted to shots of Actress Eden running in her painted-on skirt and 4-in. heels, and there can be no question that Director Irwin Allen knows his proportions...
...sighed silver-maned Boston Lawyer George Alpert, 63, last week, "the campaign that I have been conducting for the past five years is a crusade. I have learned to my sorrow that the road of the crusader is not exactly a path of roses." No one else thought that "crusader" was the appropriate word for Alpert. as he announced that the New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad, of which he has been president since 1956. was filing for reorganization under Section 77 of the Bankruptcy...
...means to humans-not what humans mean to God. And hu mans need the love that is agape, not eros-"concerned not merely with what the other means to us but with what we, in our lives, may mean to the other, whether he has joy in us, or sorrow, whether we serve him or disappoint...