Sentence examples for correspondence to which from inspiring English sources

He has a gmail address, correspondence to which he answers himself, when he can eventually find the hours in the day.

In 1864, George Ticknor published a biography based on Prescott's then-unpublished correspondence, to which the later biographers have been greatly indebted.

In December 1773, the North Carolina colonial assembly created a committee of correspondence, to which Howe, as well as Richard Caswell, John Harvey, John Ashe, Joseph Hewes, and Samuel Johnston were appointed.

She forwarded the correspondence to Gawker, which subsequently published it.

Rudd has released correspondence to Turnbull which includes meticulously kept records of when he says the prime minister gave him private undertakings supporting his nomination as a candidate for the UN's top job.

Here, the most sobering and self-effacing appraisal of Fleming's achievements emerges from his correspondence with Raymond Chandler, to which Fergus Fleming devotes a brilliant chapter.

Much is left out or elided in the selected correspondence, the rights to which Regina controlled until her death, in 1995.

He also produced short stories, plays, film scripts, memoirs, and travel books, plus a vast quantity of correspondence, to much of which Sherry has had exclusive access.

This is in correspondence to the literature, which reports also a higher incidence of acute cardiovascular events like acute myocardial infarction and cardiac death [ 26] and also a higher incidence of revascularization procedures [ 27].

The Becker-Heyting correspondence, to the extent to which it seems to have been preserved, is kept with the Heyting papers at the Rijksarchief Noord-Holland in Haarlem, and has been published in van Atten 2005.

(ii) The semantic point is that the Nyāya espouse a version of the correspondence theory of truth, according to which true sentences correspond to facts.