Word: thoughtfullness
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When she said this, the old man was silent for a minute. Then he broke into a roar of laughter." The clan was enchanted with Jackie's thoughtful Christmas gifts-beautifully bound books, her own bright, primitive paintings (executed in a manner that suggests a liaison between Raoul Dufy...
The Sun-Times voice is very much the echo of the reserved and unassuming man who runs it. It is the most intellectual and unsensational tabloid in the U.S.; on Sundays it carries a "dignity section''-Field's own idea-full of thoughtful articles on educational techniques...
The Soviet Union since the war has been building the central nucleus of a world government of its own kind with great determination and with considerable success. It has extended its ideological expansion steadily and now has bridgeheads to the Americas and Africa. The U.S.S.R. and China are not in...
A convention could provide a comprehensible, thoughtful review of the constitution that the large, harried General Court cannot undertake, even political interests aside. Despite the fiascos that New Hampshire puts on every 7 years, conventions like New Jersey's in 1947 have succeeded when advised by competent research. The uniqueness...
The Count's Daughter. The boy lacks his father's certainty of purpose, and before long he is thrown out of school for mischiefmaking. He has a knack for sketching and, still in his middle teens, decides to become an artist. The rest of the vast novel is...