Torres Bodet

[ tawr-res baw-thet ]

noun

1. Jai·me [hahy, -me], 1902–74, Mexican poet, statesman, and diplomat.

Example Sentences

The one at the very back is Jaime Torres Bodet … Salvador Novo?

From The Guardian

Quintessentially the intellectual-in-politics�he published almost twoscore books�Torres Bodet held that illiteracy was a sinister enemy of democracy and international peace.

From Time Magazine Archive

Afterwards, the conference adopted the plan of Mexico's hard-working Foreign Minister Jaime Torres Bodet to postpone discussions of hemisphere economics until a special conference to be held next year, probably at Buenos Aires, and after the Bogot� Conference.

From Time Magazine Archive

Minister of Education Torres Bodet, hoping to avoid a second controversy, gave Biddle just one fervent instruction: "For God's sake, do something constructive!"

From Time Magazine Archive

However worthy, such pet projects did not seem altogether pertinent to UNESCO's director general, Jaime Torres Bodet, Mexico's able former Minister of Education, who is an impatient man.

From Time Magazine Archive