Word: uninhibitedness
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When Harry Truman zeroed in on the Marine Corps and its "propaganda machine" last fall (TIME, Sept. 18), everyone in Seattle expected ex-Marine Joseph P. Adams to let loose an earsplitting wail. Joe, as regional head of the Marine Corps Reserve Officers Association and onetime (1947-49) state Director...
Enforcement of New York State's Feinberg law (TIME, April 11, 1949 et seq.), held up for more than a year by challenges in the lower courts, got a green light last week from the state's top court. Said New York's court of appeals, in...
Complete Poems is one of the most massive monuments to uninhibited formlessness in all literature.The quality marks the first poem on the first page, Sandburg's famous Chicago, published in 1915:
Emily Dickinson's poetry is great partially because she wrote in an uninhibited manner, solely for herself, Thornton Wilder, Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry, said last night in the third of a series of lectures on "The American Characteristics of Classical American Literature."
The Deer & the Antelope Play. In the years that followed, he became the romantic star of such films as The Volga Boatman, Two Arabian Knights, Dress Parade, earned $100,000 a year-and spent $127,000 a year. It was the era of Theda Bara, Rudolph Valentino, the fantastic low...