Sentence examples for extant letter from inspiring English sources

By the time of his last extant letter, Romans, he could clearly describe his own place in God's plan.

"Oh, I know I'm terrible about answering letters," she wrote in the first extant letter, and in the next, "You are a most astonishingly impatient person".

Jane Franklin Mecom's early life is sparsely documented; her first extant letter was written to her sister-in-law Deborah Read Franklin in 1758, when she was 45.

In his last extant letter he summarized both his total commitment and his complete confidence in God and Christ (Romans 8 31 39): If God is for us, who is against us?…Who will separate us from the love of Christ?

Suckling's extant letters are in lively, colloquial prose that anticipates that of the Restoration wits.

His many extant letters reveal his prodigious ministerial energy; he was also irascible and a ruthless authoritarian.

The fact that there are no extant letters between Wodehouse and his parents, either from his childhood or from his later life, may indicate something about these relationships.

My hero is Goya – hard to explain when so little is known about him, his very few extant letters being so flat (like those of a cabinet-maker, someone said).

In the fiction, the biographical writings, and the poetry, his feelings for her are carefully pondered; in the extant letters they figure only rarely, or in passing, though when they do appear the writing takes on a special intensity.

Then, there are several volumes of his recorded table talk, more than twenty thousand extant letters, and the reminiscences of the many visitors who met him throughout his sixty-year career as one of Europe's most famous men.

Her 160 extant letters have been frequently collected, most notably by R. W. Chapman (in 1932 and 1952) and by the mother of all Janeites, Deirdre Le Faye (in 1995 and 2011).