Sentence examples for his corresponding from inspiring English sources

Look at his corresponding album.

Steinbeck's solidarity with strikers and migrant labourers, and his corresponding antipathy to feral capitalism, made him a target of the FBI, under J Edgar Hoover.

This is where reading Nietzsche's critique of Wagner (and his corresponding praise, in the same book, of Bizet and "Carmen") seems oddest: it's reminiscent of reading Philip Larkin's invective against modern jazz.

Over Thanksgiving, Steinberg decided to create a showdown in which each President goes up against his corresponding Super Bowl, in a SupraSuper battle for national supremacy or, at least, as a stimulus for oddball water-cooler conversation.

And, as with Pepys, it all amounts to a rich, glowing portrait of an individual, so that what is left to Merivel and to us at the close is his writing, his "record of existence", and his corresponding sense of self, emphatically "still there in the world".

The book, it becomes clear, was born out of Raine's frustration with what he sees as the indulgent and at times ridiculous mystification of poetry, and his corresponding desire to strip it back and show us that poems do, actually, have concrete, graspable meanings.

However, each mobile user selects the NE point (12) which concludes to his minimum corresponding power consumption, as determined in (13), in order to improve his achieved energy efficiency.

He was 48 when he first contacted Dr. Yorke-Davies, and spent the remaining 25 years of his life corresponding with the doctor and consulting other physicians in a quest to control his weight.

Łukasiewicz's theory deserves to be better known: it continues and extends earlier ideas of Bolzano, his probability corresponding to the latter's degree of validity of a proposition (with respect to variable components).

"To have his name corresponding with that report is just unbelievable.

We agreed that I would create and run his account, corresponding with whichever women we managed to charm and setting up the dates for him.