Sentence examples for correspondences in which from inspiring English sources
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".
We also have access to correspondence in which composers single out performances of their own music that they like best.
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).
Among the colourful correspondence – in which Oyston also received abuse – was a message to Stephen Smith that read: "enjoy the rest of your special needs day out".
Government authorities can't trawl through your computer speculatively for correspondence in which you reveal you are dealing with a mental health matter, because that's none of their business without judicial authorisation.
The critic George Steiner defined intimacy as "confident, quasi-immediate translation," a state of increasingly one-to-one correspondence in which "the external vulgate and the private mass of language grow more and more concordant".
This seems a fitting note to end on, except to say that the two Winstons did eventually strike up a correspondence, in which the British statesman agreed to add an "S".
James published a paper in 1878, "Spencer's Definition of Mind as Correspondence," in which his pragmatism and analysis of thought and belief are clearly discernible, and two decades later, he introduced pragmatism to the public in a lecture.
Her numerous other writings include lives of saints; two treatises on medicine and natural history, reflecting a quality of scientific observation rare at that period; and extensive correspondence, in which are to be found further prophecies and allegorical treatises.
