Sentence examples for extended letter from inspiring English sources
Every Sunday at midday in the prison chapel, a writer or performer will read De Profundis, the extended letter Wilde wrote to his lover, "Bosie" – Lord Alfred Douglas.
Finally, alas, a book like "Max and Marjorie" can never happen again -- extended letter writing is more or less a thing of the past.
Fourteen years later, my father put my mother's words in my hands in the form of an extended letter I had not previously known existed.
It was behind this door that Wilde wrote De Profundis, his extended letter to Bosie which is considered one of the greatest letters in the English language, including lines such as: "Most people live for love and admiration.
She begins this affecting memoir of her childhood as an extended letter to her three daughters to explain "just how your mom turned out to be the kind of hairpin she is". Raised only a block or so away from where Nathanael West placed "The Day of the Locust," her family life was the very model of instability.
Introducing an extract from his new work, Between the World and Me, an extended letter to his 15-year-old son, Samori, focused on the history of the black body in the US, he continued: "My hope was to take the concept of The Talk and strip it of sentiment, make it visceral, ground it in the physical lives of black people".
The lenders said they no longer considered themselves obligated to make further loans or extend letters of credit, FAO said.
She hurried out in a white silk slip and matching bathrobe and said with alarm, "Ruthie, are you O.K.?" I extended the letter toward her.
Having seen and understood both sides of the "should the poppy installation be extended" dilemma (Letters, 3 November), I think I have a serious, workable and poignant solution.
No court which looked at the words of the amendment rather than at its underlying purpose would hold, as this court did in Ex parte Jackson, 96 U.S. 727, 733, 24 L.Ed. 877, that its protection extended to letters in the mails.
As the scandal over clerical paedophilia spread through Europe, more than one senior Vatican official suggested it would be diplomatic for the pope to extend his letter to include countries other than Ireland.
