Sentence examples for he never sent from inspiring English sources

He never sent the letter.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham announced at the weekend that he never sent a single email.

He said he never sent it but would have it in the mail by the end of the week.

It was for this reason that he never sent the manuscripts of Fred Hoyle, a controversial astrophysicist, for review.

He had fallen under the spell of writing letters that he never sent.

Through a spokesman, Mr. Grossman said he never sent such a message.

He holes up in his Jidda hotel room, scrolling through the personal photos on his laptop, "the vast grid of his life in thumbnails," and like Saul Bellow's Herzog, writes letters he never sends.

Austrian Joseph Hofer creates scenes of himself masturbating, and Harald Stoffers writes relentlessly garbled letters to his mother on huge sheets of paper, in a hectoring graphic scrip that's frequently illegible, and which he never sends.

Herzog, the title character of Saul Bellow's 1964 novel, is famously a writer of letters he never sends, letters to friends, rivals, relatives and strangers; letters that satisfy his craving "to explain, to have it out, to justify, to put in perspective, to clarify, to make amends".

For this minor attempt at comedy, which is as inconsequential as a sneeze, pretends that a beautiful trained nurse, neglected by a West Point cadet, could go on loving the indifferent rascal even though she never hears from him, even though he never sends her football tickets and even though a snappy interne is rushing her vigorously.

Being a conscientious journalist, he never sends a link without reading it from start to finish.