Sentence examples for correspondents letter from inspiring English sources

We are first obliged to address specifics from the correspondents' letter.

Of the 555 daily numbers, Steele contributed 251 (though about two-thirds made up from correspondents' letters).

Christopher Martin London W2 There is an aspect of the global population debate that has not yet been directly touched upon by correspondents (letters, 14, 15 July).

Your correspondents (Letters, 2 July) don't mention the strangest feature of Lord Evans' letter of 30 June – that he describes the substitution of "the Nazis" for "the Germans" as the enemies in the second world war as a current development.

Colin Hines Author, Progressive Protectionism (forthcoming) The notion expressed by your correspondents (Letters, 17 May) that sweatshop workers could be helped by a voluntary fair trade premium from western consumers is ill-advised.

To correct some of the misconceptions of other correspondents (Letters, 31 July): I have never taught music in the private secondary sector; "small classes, large fees and levels of support" are by no means common to all private establishments and the latter has certainly not been a feature of my own secondary teaching experience.

Anna Hawke Market Rasen, Lincolnshire Memo to Tim Dowling (Weekend, 27 August): wash your own shirts, why don't you?!!? Susan Melrose London Having tackled the cryptic crossword for over 50 years, and having a nostalgia for Araucaria and Bunthorne, even I felt some of your recent correspondents (Letters, 27 August) were over the top.

Correspondents' letters in the parapsychological category are divided into two sub-categories: 1) case studies, arranged by the correspondents' last name and 2) miscellany, arranged chronologically.

Letters to Sullivan arranged alphabetically by correspondent; letters by Sullivan in chronological order.

I disagree with your correspondent (Letters, 19 January) who thinks biology is preoccupied with memorising facts.

Vicki Morley Penzance, Cornwall I think Robin Williams' accent may have misled your correspondent (Letters, 18 June).