Sentence examples for aggressive letters from inspiring English sources

In particular, pieces that humanised their objects of hate elicited very aggressive letters to the editor – or worse.

Not so some of their British colleagues, who wrote aggressive letters to the Architects' Journal attacking the design by these "aliens".

If you, like me, have been in receipt of one of those aggressive letters demanding to know why you've forgotten to pay a few quid that the taxman has calculated that you should have handed over, you're quite entitled to raise the question.

These mad aggressive letters".

It turns out that alumni and students had sent aggressive letters, some containing pornography, to the vice president and he was so afraid of another student/faculty uprising in the spring of 1991 that he simply stopped coming to work.

Despite researcher attempts to comply with Myriad's original request, increasingly aggressive letters arrived at Penn, demanding written assurance that BRCA testing had stopped.

He recalls Anderson's (and his own) friendships with Rachel Roberts, Jill Bennett, Alan Price and Ralph Richardson, reads from Anderson's monograph, About John Ford, his cinematic idol, and, most memorably, from a lyrically aggressive letter to Alan Bates from Anderson, in which the director sort of apologises for some ancient drunken insult, even as he dismisses the entire notion of apologising.

He says that more than a third of the 27 three-star restaurants in the 2004 guide to France retain that ultimate accolade only because they are considered untouchable, that the guide is manipulated by aggressive letter-writing campaigns that can make or sabotage a restaurant and that it is a myth that each restaurant is inspected every year.

That was followed by an aggressive letter to employees threatening termination or legal action for leaking to the press…which immediately leaked to the press.

So McGrath launched an aggressive letter-writing campaign to lawmakers in her home state of Kentucky.

Energized individuals began an aggressive letter-writing campaign to neighbors, newspapers, and elected officials, demanding action be taken.