Sentence examples for correspondence in which from inspiring English sources

During his retirement years he engaged in political correspondence in which he stoutly defended slavery.

But Wikileaks recently published diplomatic correspondence in which a British official said it "put paid" to any future resettlement.

We also have access to correspondence in which composers single out performances of their own music that they like best.

This self-imposed reclusiveness gave rise to a large correspondence, in which her interest and sensibilities were given broad exposure.

The Guardian saw the correspondence, in which the militant sometimes cursed and threatened him, and occasionally shared images of crucified men.

Here's a selection from our correspondence, in which Aaron addresses interpretation of poems and how to relax at a holiday party (hint: booze).

He explored the ideas he had articulated in an article titled "Colours and Le Correspondences," in which he described the spiritual significance of specific colour combinations.

As for her failure to mention the love letter she wrote Ghomeshi, and correspondences in which she actively sought him out, the judge said it was clear "Ms. DeCoutere very deliberately chose not to be completely honest with the police".

The search for such a correspondence is logically absurd, Hegel argues, since every such search must end with some belief about whether the correspondence holds, in which case one has not advanced beyond belief.

But Brodsky's metaphorical genius tends to twist his images until they move beyond the world of visual correspondence - in which x looks like y, a river looks as black as a piano - into a metaphorical universe more abstracted and surreal.

And thus a correspondence developed in which Ronnie pledged his lifelong determination to study for the law.