Sentence examples for a correspondence which from inspiring English sources

We started a correspondence which turned into a lasting friendship.

The two never met, although there is some record of a correspondence which evidently ended up as jam pot covers, thus lost forever.

For six years he withdrew from intellectual commerce except when others initiated a correspondence, which he always broke off as quickly as possible.

The poets began a correspondence, which ran to over a thousand letters, and for over 10 years they discussed each other's works and projects, as well as those of their contemporaries, in conversation and writing.

This does not define a mapping but rather a correspondence which in general leads to exponential proliferation of the number of images and preimages.

Over the last thirty years of his life, Salinger -- or Jerry, as his closest intimates called him -- exchanged hundreds of letters with me, a correspondence which both of us found profoundly nourishing to our souls.

In this sense, what Charlotte undertook was not quite a real correspondence which reflects the correspondent; it was more an invented correspondence, close to an imaginative act and supplemented, probably, by many letters which Charlotte composed (in her mind or even on paper) but did not send.

As Vincent wrote to his brother Theo on 9 August 1882 (a famous correspondence which Heidegger read enthusiastically in 1919 Heidegger mentions Van Gogh and Martin Luther as his two exemplars of authenticity): "They [our parents] will never [emphasis added] be able to understand what painting is.

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The intervention was, however, not a perfect correspondence which is not surprising given the lack of comparable models with our decision framework.

In 1847 he did not visit Nohant, and he quietly ended their ten-year relationship following an angry correspondence which, in Sand's words, made "a strange conclusion to nine years of exclusive friendship".