Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...sciences postponed for years any national or philosophical investigations, into their foundations, but Mathematicians have for several generations been investigating the foundations of their subject. In this they were aided by that part of the philosophical world which realized that an effective and valid interpretation of the sciences was vital to philosophy...
...Allow me to congratulate you on the clear and concise manner with which you have dealt with the cotton situation in the South lately. I happen to live in the county which raises more cotton than any other county in the world as general rule and it is a vital matter to us since cotton is our lifeblood. JOSH H. GROCE Groce & Groce Attorneys at Law Waxahachie...
...have been legally fruitless. Judge Hoehling announced, after four days' consideration, that the defense's objection would not be granted, that anyone who voluntarily gives evidence to a Congressional committee is not immune from prosecution. So the Government entered the second week of the trial with the vital points of its case intact, with a host of Senators, Cabinet members, bankers, publishers having said much and preparing to say more...
...schools, indicates that the feeling against over-emphasis of sports is spreading from the colleges to the preparatory schools of the country. Prompted by the conviction that athletics were playing too large a part in the life of the average student, to the detriment of other more vital interests, the authorities have curtailed schedules, regulated the conduct of individuals in athletic events, and restricted membership on teams...
...newly created organization was to bring together the students of all countries into a cooperative movement in order to meet the material and moral needs of modern student life. At the time of the foundation of the C. I. E. the European student was faced with two vital problems: one, that of procuring his daily sustenance, the other, that of emerging from a four year's atmosphere of nationalistic orgies and distrust of other countries. The students resolved to meet these needs by themselves, and they did it in an effort unique in the history of university life. The university...