Sentence examples for helpful letters from inspiring English sources

The huge generosity of readers and the helpful letters gently pointing out my mistakes.

He said that he had received helpful letters from Tony Blair and Gordon Brown when he became prime minister.

But a helpful letter to the BBC pointed out that it was a leftie.

Letters from close colleagues are helpful, but letters from scientists who have not worked with the petitioner significantly improve the chances of approval.

He was known for writing long and helpful rejection letters to newcomers, but he also had a reputation for laziness, and much of the day-to-day editorial work was done by assistants first James Parkhill-Rathbone, and then Keith Roberts.

I got many personal, helpful rejection letters from editors, but I didn't know how to apply their advice -- how could I tweak the plot when writing autobiographical fiction?

She finds the more personal rejection letters helpful ("they give me pointers for when I apply next year"), considering these opportunities "near-misses," but unfortunately the overwhelming majority of them are form letters into which little can be read.

It may also be helpful to write letters to your children, even if you cannot send them.

With such an email, there is always going to be a tension between keeping it short enough so that people actually read it, and long enough to include enough helpful information for letter writers, from first-timers to regulars.

Rather, it is a composite text, put together from Ficowski's many occasional essays and introductions, and including a selection of Schulz's letters, some helpful photographs and reproductions and a detailed chronology of his life and works.

It was felt that a relatively short duration for the project (6 8 weeks for collection of letters) was helpful in maintaining the momentum for the project.