Word: vital
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...large university, Pusey maintained, is also an advantage to the undergraduate body. "If the college now has something special to say to undergraduates," he declared, "we are confident this is owed in large measure to its setting in the midst of a multiform dynamic University with a vital outreach into the world...
...single person riding on that bus had reported to police the presence of a bloodstained man. Even worse, after the story of the murder appeared in the papers, and the Birmingham C.I.D.'s Chief Superintendent James Haughton made a direct appeal to the passengers ("This bus is vital") that was repeated over radio, on TV, and even flashed on the screens of movie houses, no one came forward...
Gradually, a few other passengers were heard from, but they insisted they had not even seen the bloodstained young man. In spite of offers of nearly $17,000 in rewards, and assurances that their anonymity would be protected, the four vital witnesses-the two men seen talking to the stranger, and a man and a boy who had refused to occupy the bloody seat the stranger had just vacated and would be able to say when he got off the bus-still kept silent. What was the reason? Some papers said fear. Others noted that the bus was filled with...
Black Orpheus (French). Winner of the 1959 Grand Prix at Cannes, this wildly beautiful adaptation of the old legend is made new and vital by an unknown cast, the brilliant direction of Marcel Camus, and a Brazilian tropical background...
Black Orpheus (French). Winner of the 1959 Grand Prix at Cannes, this wildly beautiful adaptation of the old legend is made new and vital by an unknown cast, the brilliant direction of Marcel Camus and a Brazilian tropical background...