Although the Azerbaijani government denied this claim, correspondence and photographs captured by Armenian forces indicated otherwise.
When Steven tells the story of us, he claims that correspondence over those many years bound us together.
Whether or not this is actually the origin of that theory, there is no doubt in another case: Russell, who claimed in correspondence to have read Principles closely, acknowledged openly that he was convinced by Bradley's argument that the logical form of universal sentences is hypothetical (so that, e.g., 'All cows eat grass' is to be understood as saying 'If anything is a cow then it eats grass').
Despite the fact that Harvey claimed his correspondence was "the most important letter ever written" he received no replies and the pyramid was never built.
If so, what can we then say about the stability of such claims for a correspondence between laws of physics and the forces and processes of human consciousness?
Both Kilmer's widow, Aline, and his son, Kenton, refuted these claims in their correspondence with researchers and by Kenton in his memoir.
Save bills, claims, statements, insurance correspondence, and receipts.
Physiognomy, which claims to find correspondences between bodily features and psychological characteristics, often makes use of such supposed similarities.
Whatever the status of a prisoner's claim to uncensored correspondence with an outsider, it is plain that the latter's interest is grounded in the First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of speech.
On Jammer's view, Bohr's claim that the correspondence principle is a law is simply an attempt to cover up the inconsistent foundations of the old quantum theory.
De Bouillé in official correspondence claimed the French suffered no casualties.
