It has become a family tradition -- at least in my own mind, which is where too many of our family traditions reside -- to write each of my kids a thoughtful letter (one part instructive, one part exculpatory and one part sentimental) which I deliver during the freshman move-in.
The financial crisis was particularly instructive, as he notes in the letter, because investors with less conviction withdrew money from his fund.
Full of photographs, film and audio clips, playbills, letters and even the instructive notebook pages of a strongman, this free exhibition offers a delightful escape from dreary winter afternoons.
"My fanmail on Letter from America is very instructive here.
But with little to separate Labour and the SNP in economic policy terms, the engine of difference in the Parliament will be nationalism, as last December's instructive little row in Scotland on the 'lost' William Wallace letter showed.
The women received a mailed letter of invitation requesting informed consent and a self-instructive questionnaire focusing on certain topics (e.g., diet or sun exposure), and also containing a number of core questions.
Peter Applebome's recent lament on its closing, and Virginia Stromberg's follow-up letter, missed some key points in our experience, which may be instructive to other communities.
After I wrote the first book, I got letters — people asked for something that was a little more instructive.
It's instructive to compare the Dap-Kings with a more synthetic, if equally successful, soul-revival record: R. Kelly's "Love Letter," which was released in 2010.
