Word: sorrowings
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...amount of strenuous plot trouble-or even a long fall down a flight of steps-seems to jar Gene Tierney's smooth deadpan. Waking or sleeping, in ecstasy or anger, joy or sorrow, her pretty, composed features seem to be asking the single, gamin-&-spinach question...
...away and leaving her alone. But even for them, such pictures had the same fascination that drove photographers to take them and editors to run them. Obviously such pictures invaded a citizen's privacy. But they also invaded deeply a public domain: the basic stuff of joy and sorrow which is the real news about life...
...have only to reread of the sorrow shown by this country-and others-and to recall your own reaction to his passing, to find the people's choice for man of this year and of many a future year...
...summing up he rose to heights where no living orator can follow him: "I foresee with sorrow but without fear that in the next few years we shall come to fundamental quarrels in this country. It seems impossible to escape the fact that events are moving and will move towards the issue: 'The People v. the Socialists...
Week after week, in his weekly Uomo Qualunque (TIME, Sept. 24), Editor Giannini proclaims the word with rising fervor. "It is my son's loss [in the war] that makes me hate politicians' interference. From my sorrow was born the idea of Uomo Qualunque. Bereaved fathers will always understand each other if politicians do not interfere." Uomo Qualunque's circulation rose on this rhetoric to 800,000, Italy's highest...