Sentence examples for complimentary letters from inspiring English sources

There have been complimentary letters, too.

The head office also told me about the complimentary letters it received about me.

Mr. Keating referred to complimentary letters from Cardinal Law to the Rev. John J. Geoghan and the Rev. Paul R. Shanley, priests accused of repeatedly molesting boys.

He received a complimentary letter from George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner.

Mrs. Sherman Hoyt recently sent the Association some prize money her dogs had won, with very complimentary letter.

Re "Whitman's Song of Myself: The Poet as Self-Promoter" (May 22): Walt Whitman's most audacious act of self-promotion was his first, quoting a complimentary letter from Emerson without permission on the spine of the second edition of "Leaves of Grass".

Yet, in the Gershwin archive, there's a very complimentary letter that Sondheim wrote to him, so that's kind of an odd situation.

Director Wilhelm Jahn had not consulted Richter about Mahler's appointment; Mahler, sensitive to the situation, wrote Richter a complimentary letter expressing unswerving admiration for the older conductor.

According to the documents, Marsh had been commended on four occasions, formally awarded once, and received a complimentary letter from a citizen.

Even WH Auden – who wrote the not-altogether-complimentary Letters from Iceland (in which he complained about dried fish and sleeping in a wet tent) – praised the food here.

He finally adds some mildly snarky but complimentary lines to her letter and signs onto it as a reference, leaving Nellie overjoyed.