Word: whole
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...above figures do not tell the whole story, since some men have taken up the work without the knowledge of the Social Service Secretary. For example, there are more than 15 men teaching Sunday school. The above figures, consequently, include only those men who have been enlisted by the Social Service Committee. An important aspect of the work is the fact that more than 130 men are doing social service work right here in Cambridge...
...music as a whole is charming, with no one particular success, and the scenery is entirely satisfying in the ultramodern way. The production lacks only drive and pruning to put it on the higher levels of musical tid-bits. No small measure of its success is due to a small, good-looking chorus which can really sing...
Although the struggle of the 'sixties when one nation was divided against itself is hardly analagous to the present situation. Ian Hay, as a representative of the British nation, warmly praised the humanitarian efforts of the nation as a whole and the University in particular, We appreciate his expression of gratitude but we must remember that this is not a time to rest upon our laurels...
...today, thought out quickly what she had to do and set about to do it in a way so remarkably effective as to surprise the world. There was no referendum. To be sure, there was the universal service system in France. But that system (which the people as a whole voted for several years ago) in compelling responsibility, made the great mass of men think and fight with a finer spirit than thoughtless men can ever know. It was not referendum that made them think; it was the realization of their individual responsibility in defending their country...
...sincerely in accord with one principle of the Union. "The rights of neutrals upon the seas may not be determined by one belligerent." The whole American nation believes that. This is one reason why we are arming again...