Sentence examples for he was corresponding from inspiring English sources

He was corresponding with so many friends who'd gone to Syria that Facebook deactivated his account.

Everything will be fine Lyana said he was corresponding with people and discussing his departure on the Vkontakte network.

Mr. Faulkner also posted messages on VirtualTourist's forums, which cover thousands of topics, and soon he was corresponding with people throughout the world.

He was corresponding prolifically with a strange figure named Ronald Lane Latimer, the editor and sole proprietor of a small leftist publishing house called Alcestis Press.

Helpful Mr Higginson, a supporter of women, who thought he was corresponding with an apologetic, self-effacing spinster, was puzzled to find himself "drained" of "nerve-power" after his first visit to her in 1870.

He argued that if a computer could fool a person into thinking that he was corresponding with another person, then it would be impossible for that person to tell whether or not the computer was thinking.

Author 14 (RR) conceived of and leads the Physcomitrella functional genomics project at Freiburg University; he is corresponding author.

Some men are simply more private than others, but if he becomes defensive when you ask him who he's corresponding with, he's hiding something.

By day, she was corresponding with Pound or publishing Hart Crane.

At nine, she is corresponding with Abraham Lincoln: "I felt absolutely convinced," she wrote later, "that he badly needed my advice".

This is the one he seems to leave behind when he graduates from Harvard to New York, where Dwight Macdonald, with whom he has been corresponding about films since he was at Exeter and Macdonald at Yale, wangles him a writing job at Fortune magazine.