Sentence examples similar to drawn mail from inspiring English sources

Joseph Lelyveld's memoir drew mail extolling his father's heroism in the civil rights movement.

Our cover article on Mahmoud Abbas drew mail on Palestinians and their motives for peace.

The essay on women attracted to men behind bars drew mail asking, Is it the felons or their fame?

Our account of the deportation of a Cambodian refugee drew mail saying that the man deserved a second chance.

Ian Buruma's report on teaching inmates drew mail in support of educational programs -- and not just vocational ones -- in prison.

Concern that chimeras might have consciousness drew mail asserting that animals already do, thank you, without any meddling by scientists.

Our special issue drew mail from former and native New Yorkers who said they, too, have stories to tell.

And the current fad for ribbon-shaped "Support Our Troops" magnets drew mail for and against showing the colors on cars.

Our cover article on Palestinian teenagers drew mail from scores of readers, outraged at what they called cash for child martyrs.

Our Film issue drew mail from a new kind of cinephile, one with a home theater stocked with foreign, classic and popular DVD's.

And "Harvard's Hoard" drew mail suggesting that the college should use its hefty endowment for scholarships, etc., or lose it to the taxman.