Sentence examples for intended letter from inspiring English sources

To calculate the time for mental activity, phone-operating behaviours were analysed and three mental activities were found: recognizing the intended syllable, recalling the method for composing graphemes and confirming the intended letter.

One blogger has posted her intended letter to Science on this issue.

Reading through a rough draft enables you to empathize with the receiver of this intended letter.

Democratic leaders said they intended their letter to potentially jump-start those conversations with the White House.

He may have intended the letter to provoke mutual distrust among the party leaders and thereby to preclude the possibility of any single one of them succeeding him.

The official said that he did not believe that Mr. Zawahiri had intended the letter to become public and noted that it included sentiments that had not previously appeared on Qaeda Web sites or other communications from Mr. bin Laden, Mr. Zawahiri or other top leaders.

It was clear that he intended the letter to be printed in the press, and it appeared in full in The Daily Telegraph on 1 April, among other London newspapers, reigniting the furore.

"Put simply, Spirit is free to operate a budget airline, but there is no need to skimp on human decency or a gracious spirit (pun intended)," the letter adds.

Yet for all its vigor, "A Moral Temper" is also a somewhat brittle and slightly sad document; Macdonald clearly intended these letters to be read by a future audience, and relatively few of them are particularly intimate.

Guevara was reluctant to return to Cuba, because Castro had made public Guevara's "farewell letter"—a letter intended to only be revealed in the case of his death wherein he severed all ties in order to devote himself to revolution throughout the world.

From the stylebook: purport means seem (often questionably) or intend: The letter purports to be signed by Washington.