Sentence examples for adding a postscript from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I cannot resist adding a postscript to the article about the collapse of Premier Cruises ("After Premier, Refund Routes" (Practical Traveler, Oct. 1).

He even reprised his famous line from the 1992 Republican National Convention that there remains a religious war for the country's soul, adding a postscript that eight years of President Bill Clinton convinced him he understated his case.

Nixon could also "make immense political mileage" by opposing the forced integration of schools "and still be on the side of the angels", Mr Buchanan told his boss in another memo, adding a postscript about the reactions to urban race riots of ordinary, apolitical voters, who after a few drinks showed a "violent anti-Negro, let's buy guns attitude".

Adding a postscript to her note, she addressed the troll "who fat shamed me this morning in a comment and suggest I eat less cake: as you can see from this pic my life is just a sad mess, so I'm glad you've helped steer my dietary choices, cheers!

He added a postscript.

This theory adds a postscript to Darwin's theory of the survival of the fittest.

Signing the card Kim Howells, he then came back for more when he added a postscript.

The new administration could ill afford a rift at this juncture; Increase Mather added a postscript to his pages.

I would like to add a postscript to your article "Songs for Children That Won't Make the Adults Fwow Up" (July 9).

He adds a postscript telling that his father sent him a copy of "Parents Magazinee" for April , 1930 containing an article: "A Father to His Son on Sex", signed "Anonymous".

In December 2007, one derivatives broker added a postscript to his message to a cash broker: "Bubbly on its way with [Senior Yen Trader]," according to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.