Hence he tugged at the slender threads of his influence, vainly hoping to forestall a confrontation that could only be destructive to "good letters". When he quit Brabant for Basel (December 1521), he did so lest he be faced with a personal request from the Emperor to write a book against Luther, which he could not have refused.
It is an honest, articulate account of one life so far, including the set pieces other trans memoirs contain: the moment of workplace transition, the self-destructive thoughts, the letter to friends and family, the joy and the anxiety of "spending a whole day as Juliet for the first time".
In February 2000, 18 current Republican senators signed a letter opposing "destructive embryo research".
You can also visit online pages of the deniers to let them know you're unhappy with their dirty votes or highlight their destructive views in a letter to the editor of your local paper.
"For reasons unbeknownst to us, you have yet to respond to any and all of our requests, while simultaneously continuing the marketing efforts for your value destructive equity offering," said the letter, filed with securities regulators on Wednesday morning.
The Education Department doesn't know how many borrowers were harmed by the destructive practices, it conceded in its letter to Warren.
In the months between the bishops' meeting and the Senate vote, the cardinal, in a letter, called the bill a "destructive pretension against the plan of God".
We cannot brand new Democrats with a political scarlet letter, thus engaging in the destructive politics of our opponents.
"And compared to the full destructive potential of biological warfare, the anthrax letters were a slingshot".
In an embarrassingly revealing letter to colleagues, Society president Leah McCormack deplores the destructive impact palliative care information will have on "a patient's spirit".
