Word: unshaken
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...McTernan claims he gets from serving all this tradition is wonder what famous person will be up front on Commencement Day. For the last two years his bet has been on MacArthur and both times he's been disappointed. But George's faith in the law of averages remains unshaken; his guess for this year is still "Fighting Doug...
...lead. St. Louis fans were squeezing toward the exits when their heroes suddenly put on a sizzling six-run rally-after two were out-that tied the score at 10-10. It was in the tenth inning, and almost midnight, when the game was finally decided. The Dodgers, unshaken by the rally, took...
...bombing to stimulate us into angry determination. I have to admit I am filled with a strong desire to leave the country for somewhere (anywhere) less worn and weary, where fruit and clothes are unlimited and people are gay. My confidence in the ultimate tightness of socialism remains unshaken-but it will take a few years of monotonous austerity...
...Cabinet, the Reds supported President-Premier Bidault's stand opposing the Molotov plan. But as good Communists, they knew that Stalin was still Stalin and Molotov his prophet. Its faith unshaken, but its vital gift for rationalization badly disrupted, Communist Humanite babbled: ". . . no insoluble divergence. Subsequent discussions will explain these questions more clearly." An emergency Communist line was appearing, to the effect that Russia was merely trying to keep perfidious Albion's claws off the Ruhr. French Communists would have to take comfort from the thought that their present distress was only a tactical interlude in Communism...
...Unshaken by his first failure to break the Indian deadlock (TIME, July 16), Viceroy Lord Wavell would try again. Last week, he emplaned for London to try to figure out with the Labor Government a new way to crack the old problem...