Sentence examples for Postscripts from inspiring English sources
Vogel encouraged Schulz to turn his postscripts into a book, which eventually came to the attention of the novelist Zofia Nalkowska, an important figure in the Warsaw literary scene.
Five e-mails a day is a Zink specialty; since meeting her, I have routinely woken up to that many, a subject heading several lines down in my inbox serving as the ground floor to a little apartment building of postscripts, post-postscripts, corrections, emendations, and elaborations.
In asides, digressions, parentheticals, and postscripts, Fitger reveals the myriad reasons for his general distress.
The second part of the album comes across as two postscripts.
After a 35-year conflict (against the French, then us, with postscripts involving the Chinese and the Khmer Rouge), people longed for peace and quiet and a little normalcy, exactly the aspirations of most Europeans and Americans after the 1914-45 period.
Later, in postscripts, he blows raspberries at his own performances.
When it was republished as The Making and Breaking of Communist Europe, in 1991, he included a personal postscript about his own travels in an eastern Europe finally freed and reunited with the west.
And the story has a happy postscript.
This tragedy does have a happier postscript.
In a postscript worthy of a farce, the company admitted last week that a further $3.3 billion of revenues may have been equally illusory.
His 1968 postscript to his 1965 essay on "repressive tolerance" will no doubt be the first to return to vogue.UNDER the conditions prevailing in this country, tolerance does not, and cannot, fulfill the civilizing function attributed to it by the liberal protagonists of democracy, namely, protection of dissent.
