Word: generously
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...coquetries and fanciful erotic nudes of modern sculpture! At one blow, whole generations of sculptors and sculpture are shattered and sent flying into the limbo of triviality, and my Genesis, with her fruitful womb, confronts our enfeebled generation. Within her man takes on new hope for the future. The generous earth gives herself up to us, meets our masculine needs, and says, 'Rejoice, I am Fruitfulness, I am Plenitude...
...Bermuda to the U. S. as part of its living space in a Fascist "new world order," and all he asked as quid pro quo was that the U. S. should recognize Europe and Asia as the Lebensraum of Germany, Italy and Japan. (La Stampa of Turin, still more generous, offered the U. S. South and Central America as "living space...
...characteristic of life in the Yard and he is planning to start a photographic competition in the near future so that fall activities as well as winter and spring will be included in the panorama. Union dances and scenes of guys and gals at the football games will receive generous pictorial space, he said...
...tabulation of the special interests of the Yardlings found a still larger group--129--favorable toward a discussion group devoted solely to international relations. The Freshman Concert Audience also received generous support, with 123 expressing interest in that musical series. "Dramatics" and "Debating and Discussion Groups" received 69 votes apiece, and chess enthusiasts, numbering 61, were close behind...
Showing their patriotism and giving draftees a good send-off at the same time, many big employers have announced generous pay allowances for conscripted employes. The No. 1 U. S. oil company, Standard of New Jersey, will pay its drafted men full difference in salaries for three months plus all regular benefits. Texas Corp. and Consolidated Edison of New York men will have three months' full pay, then leave of absence. Of those to leak out, most generous were the New York Times, a leading trumpeter for peacetime conscription before the Act was passed, and the New York Herald...