Word: sounded
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...acting like a world power" and "quit groveling on our knees to inferior people who like to come to New York." One can only envision a medieval pope or perhaps a divine-right monarch employing such concepts. Most intriguing of all is that word "inferior"--which will of course sound marvelous when Reuters picks it up and reports it in Europe...
Techniques of advertising are no for sound policy. The probably of projecting the U.S. image abroad be solved only by returning to the tradition of showing the world what the United States does and is, not what appears to do and be," Hans J. Morgenthau visiting professor of Government declared at the opening of 20th century Week last night...
...loses him in transport; when a Western policeman (Eric Schuman) risks his job to return the child, the two fall hopelessly in a love without hope. Horst Buchholz, as a young Russian soldier, makes a tragically ineffective attempt to help the lovers. The moral, hammered in to the sound of guns and fighting police dogs, is clear. Germany must be reunited...
...would like to point out that the method of spinal fusion and wearing of the body cast is not as frightening as your article would have it sound. I missed very little school, participated in the usual social activities, including dancing, of any seventh grader...
Arts & Sciences. "Knowledge and innovation must be advanced on every front . . . We should be highly selective in our space objectives and unexcelled in their pursuit. Prestige arises from sound accomplishment, not from the merely spectacular . . . In the eyes of posterity, the success of the U.S. as a civilized society will be largely judged by the creative activities of its citizens in art, architecture, literature, music and the sciences . . . Our society must stimulate and support richer cultural fulfillment . . . Thus far, television has failed to use its facilities adequately for educational and cultural purposes, and reform in its performance is urgent...