When she applied for residencies at other Wichita hospitals, her recommendations never failed to include a sentence about her father's prosecution.
If you feel that asking such a person will jeopardise your job situation, and you would prefer to ask someone else a client, for example you may want to include a sentence about this in your optional essay.
They invariably include a sentence like this one, from a letter he sent last month: "To begin with, I am completely, absolutely and totally innocent of this vicious crime".
He believes that to effect change in the child sex abuse crisis, church law needs to include a sentence that says people who sexually abuse children cannot be priests, that the Vatican needs to create a global registry of every priest that has been convicted of sex abuse and that the Church needs to improve accountability for bishops and church officials.
Keep it relatively short – even the most loquacious sycophant would find it hard to fill two sides of A4 with sincere praise – and try if possible to include a sentence or two of news, preferably related to the event, to make your letter interesting, as well as flattering, to the host.
The Democratic Party platform is expected to include a sentence declaring that the "doctrine of unilateral pre-emption has driven away our allies," and Mr. Kerry argued in the interview that while he would reserve the right to act pre-emptively, he would never make it a core doctrine of American foreign policy.
For years the biographical notes in his books included a sentence that began, "After a succession of stupid jobs..."....
In one case, the report included a sentence that said the Himalayan glaciers could disappear by 2035.
A letter on Monday about police lineups and eyewitnesses included a sentence that reversed the conditions of an Illinois study.
An earlier version included a sentence, now deleted, that was a breach of the Guardian's editorial guidelines.
