Sentence examples for correspondence like from inspiring English sources

The deal on the table seemed, after this correspondence, like the company's final offer.

Virginia Woolf's correspondence, like that of Henry James, is mined for clues about her sexuality.

Add your handle to your business card, your e-mail signature and, when possible, the bottom of your correspondence, like so: Follow me on Twitter @HannaIngber.

The content of these letters ranges from personal correspondence, like that to Lund Washington, to confidential government or war-related correspondence, like that written to Patrick Henry.

Maybe OK for some formal business correspondence, like from the lawyer handling your dead mother's estate.

Speaking on his weekly LBC radio phone-in Mr Clegg said there was "a legitimate role" of the government allowing it to say "correspondence like that since it was intended to be private should remain private".

Wright, in particular, suggests that in certain domains of discourse what we say is true in virtue of a correspondence-like relation, while in others it is its true in virtue of a kind of assertibility relation that is closer in spirit to the anti-realist views we have just discussed.

However, several problems complicate measurements of like-to-like correspondence between the patch system and functional modalities in cortex.

The famous fable of Menenius, who thinks that the body, the city is really constructed like a body: an organic set of correspondences, organic correspondences like the human body.

I know you talked about having choices, but presumably we wouldn't be engaging in this correspondence unless you liked my home best.

Alongside family photographs and correspondence with the likes of Mrs Vladimir Nabokov, the archives include hundreds of fan letters, which Kubrick filed meticulously but rarely answered.