Word: truths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...often said that the sense of class unity in the University is attenuated and weak. But it is also said with just as much truth that after graduation this feeling, instead of degenerating into a mere mouth-filling phrase, grows continually stronger so that it draws alumni from afar back to class dinners and class reunions...
...certain that you will not refuse the salute of an old man who, having participated in all the political errors of his time, now knows- at the end of his life-that the truth is in government by the people, for the people...
...foreign-and our own Ruth Draper has attained a genuine success, both critical and otherwise. But " American " jazz orchestras far inferior to that, say, of Vincent Lopez have set all critical Paris talking. And, as Alfred Kreyneborg used to say, "there are others-doz-ens of them." The truth is that it is hard to believe that even the palmy days of the old English music hall saw anything like the variety, intelligence, humor and beauty sometimes displayed in the leading vaudeville theatres of America today...
...Nothing is scientific unless true," said Dr. Bryan. "No truth can hurt the Bible. Our objection is to guesses put forth by scientists in the name of Science." He added that many of "the 40" would not have signed the document if it had said in plain English that man was descended from brutes and that Jesus was not born of a virgin...
Miss Florence Leeds: "I exclaimed to reporters in Atlantic City: 'Let Mr. Stillman meet me on the steps of the Astor Public Library at 42d Street and Fifth Avenue (Manhattan) and we will tell our stories to the multitude. Then the world will see which is telling the truth...