Word: fullness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...bound with chandler's rope, and their mouths were taped with adhesive. Then the robbers went to work, scooped Federal Reserve sacks into big white cloth bags, kicked an occasional $1,000 in coins out of the way to get at the folding money. The bandits dragged the full bags downstairs to a black car waiting on narrow Prince Street, returned for fresh loads...
...wherever we wanted, and we were all deeply impressed by what we saw ... I am convinced that Yugoslavia is moving in the direction of our Western democracies." And so forth. Such Titotalitarianism was uncomfortably remindful of those British Conservatives in the '305 who used to return full of enthusiasm from the Hitlerian Nürnberg rallies...
...Communist press praised Russia's "generous gesture" in releasing the prisoners. Gerhart Eisler, Eastern Germany's propaganda chief, said: "We are now strong enough to accept all those who have been released as full citizens...
...program inside. Doctrinaire Socialists were promised a little more nationalization: sugar, cement, cold storage facilities and water supply (about a third of Britain's water systems are still privately owned). But the emphasis was on welfare, not state ownership. The greater part of the manifesto talked pleasantly of full employment, child welfare, and the "full and free development of every individual person...
...this peak point of the play, The Cocktail Party, however didactic, is exceedingly effective. The final scene, however, badly overlengthens and considerably flattens and weakens the play; robs it, for all its substance, of the right, full-bodied effect. Dramatically, The Cocktail Party is a number of shining pieces rather than a satisfactory whole...