Sentence examples for enormous correspondence from inspiring English sources

She also propagated her ideas through an enormous correspondence, and many young authors were influenced by her.

I was careful in allowing Einstein to speak for himself by using quotations from his fascinating and enormous correspondence.

Such missives from the coalface of female deprivation drew an enormous correspondence, and started the whole journalistic genre of personal unburdening.

An Englishman, he is best known for the editing in what may eventually come to over 100 volumes of Voltaire's enormous correspondence.

As editor of the Criterion, he solicits reviews, manages an enormous correspondence, soothes prickly contributors and tries to make the magazine a going concern.

His enormous correspondence shows that he could also be a witty writer in German and English – sometimes accompanied by humorous sketches and cartoons in the text.

One occasionally gets the impression, from Mary Lovell's compelling, fluent and problematically sucker-uppy biography, that she isn't always entirely sure whether the jokes are funny or not: she quotes the tried-and-tested ones over and over and leaves out the new ones thrown up by Nancy Mitford's enormous, enormously funny correspondence, or by Jan Dalley's recent biography of Diana Mosley.

"I have an enormous volume of correspondence, which is always in a muddle, and I have a family to look after, but I feel rather bored outside the House of Lords".

There is no question that the Correspondence Project makes enormous strides toward distributing important texts to a wide audience.

The typical pattern is one of e-mail exchanges that draw the cybersuitors into a flurry of correspondence, an epistolary romance featuring an enormous emotional intensity that fizzles abruptly upon the first meeting.

So now there's a new slogan on Apple's companywide correspondence, a phrase that might just say an enormous amount about what has happened to Steve Jobs in the intervening years.