Sentence examples for in subsequent letters from inspiring English sources

(In subsequent letters to Kent, he referred to Marcantonio as "Representative O O O O!") Ultimately, Kent, John Dewey, Archibald MacLeish, Waldo Frank, and several others wrote appeals on Tsiang's behalf.

According to the letter from Brittan to Dickens on 20 March 1984, the home secretary wrote to Dickens saying: "You drew my attention to a number of allegations concerning paedophilia when you called here on 23 November and in subsequent letters.

In subsequent letters this discordance becomes more audible: Manto's fourth "Letter to Uncle Sam," written in February 1954, has him brashly telling Uncle that his "admiration and respect for you are going up at about the same rate as your progress towards a decision to grant military aid to Pakistan".

Leibniz attempted to assuage Arnauld's concerns in subsequent letters with moderate success.

Further fueling a Brown-esque conspiracy, one of van Gogh's letters is missing and, from Baxter's research, it is referred to in subsequent letters.

34 In two subsequent letters, Ellis and Quigley propose that a potential surveillance bias in diabetic patients in previous studies may fully explain the apparent increased risk of glaucoma in diabetes patients.

He mentions the African American regiment in several subsequent letters.

An example of such stage-matched advice is shown in the appendix; a summary of the elements in a TPC can be found in Figure 3. Subsequent letters, TPC3 (2–4 pages) and TPC4 (4–6 pages), reinforced tailored feedback on behavioral progress and stages of change, and used similar strategies to those mentioned above.

But, in this and subsequent letters, he also touched on his struggle towards a pragmatically decent moral code in his life - the underlying theme of most of his later novels, including Take a Girl Like You, I Want It Now and The Old Devils.

"Parsifal" interested him sufficiently that he went to see the opera again when it was done in Monte Carlo, and in a subsequent letter he wrote of the "great art of Wagner".

In his confirmation hearing, and in a subsequent letter to the Judiciary Committee, Mukasey refused to say whether he considered the technique torture, and Constitutional.