Word: thanking
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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After defending their own freedom of expression, the Soviet authors criticized American translations of Russian works. "Why can't translators just translate? Why do they have to write prefaces to interpret the work as a criticism of Russia?" asked Miss Lurye. "The only lucky thing, thank God, is that most people don't read prefaces," Rozov said...
...applaud your magazine for the great tribute you have paid to Minoru Yamasaki [Jan. 18] by adding him to your previous selections of Distinguished Architects Frank Lloyd Wright, Edward Stone and Le Corbusier. And thank you for placing it under Art, where architecture belongs, as it is and always has been a fine art. Mies van der Rohe and Bunshaft come under engineering and IBM machines. And I. M. Pei belongs under water...
...your reviewer's "nothing painful, nothing real" about Oliver! [Jan. 11], I would add-thank goodness! When I attend a musical, I want light entertainment, not painful soul searching. After seeing Oliver!, I left the theater pleasantly entertained and in a far better, happier mood than before the performance. Oliver!, in my opinion, was twisted just right...
...should like to thank you for opening the columns of TIME for an extremely well-written presentation of the Danish press and for choosing the Berlingske Tidende as a focal point. We have evidence from many parts of Europe showing that the article [Jan. 4] has been widely read. It has given us confidence to tackle the next 214 years, even if it will necessarily mean a change of editors...
...thank these well-wishers. Ninety is a respectable age, and we are lucky to have attained it. Frankly, though, we don't feel quite so chipper as we used to. Two days ago we were able to pan a movie, but yesterday we liked...