Sentence examples for a published letter from inspiring English sources

"The name was never a label," Mr Snyder said in a published letter.

Campbell cites a published letter in which Kerouac stated, "I have no proficiency at all in my native language".

The convicted Oklahoma City bomber, Timothy J. McVeigh, wrote in a published letter that his execution should be broadcast publicly.

Bill Arp acknowledged as much in a published letter at the end of the war, explaining, "I must explode myself generally so as to feel better".

In a published letter to the head of the Northern Territory's health department, he said there were only two possible conclusions he could reach: incompetence or racial profiling.

In a published letter last month, two executives from the Dallas Arts District Foundation — Maxwell L. Anderson, its chairman, and Catherine Cuellar, the executive director — wrote, "The glare — and the lack of action taken by the owners of Museum Tower to eliminate it — is also damaging our city's reputation locally and internationally".

"Mon Dieu! George Mallory!", he wrote to Vanessa Bell, Virgina Woolf's sister, (in a previously published letter, not in the sale) after their first meeting.

The silky sifaka was initially described in 1871 by French naturalist Alfred Grandidier in a formally published letter to French zoologist Alphonse Milne-Edwards.

Heartwarming words have been written by the president-elect, Barack Obama, sharing his deep love for his daughters, Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7, in an internationally published letter.

In 1968, he published "Letters to a Black Boy," written in the form of letters to his 1-year-old son, Adam, many about race.

The CUNY Graduate Center Advocate set up a "Kushner Crisis" blog, publishing letters of protest and criticisms of the board.