Word: effectively
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...court recognized the theory that a union "must be held responsible for the mass actions of its members." But in effect he absolved the union from actual responsibility for its members so long as union officials appeared to be doing their best to keep the men in line...
...Annex library's checking system will go into effect April...
...ugly rumor preceded the play here--to the effect that the happy flow of profanity in the script would be weeded out by local censors. Suffice it to say that this proved to be a considerable exaggeration. Seaman Insigna, who was a small, noisy Italian in the New York version, is a small, noisy Irishman in the Boston version. That's the one significant difference, and that seems only logical...
...John Hersey has failed to wallow in emotion. He has lighted his whole book with the light of a rich, humane irony, which rids one of the muddy effect of vast quantities of raw feeling...
...want to look at it that way, this books is a study of the effect of terrible danger on the emotions of love and loyalty, and more particularly on the feeling of Jewishness. The most important symbol of the book is used here with the edge of irony. The Wall which the Germans had built around the Ghetto to keep the Jews in-to separate the Jews from the Gentile-has a parallel in the spiritual wall between the Jew and gentile. The irony lies in the fact that the Jews built the physical wall with their own hands...