Sentence examples for latter letter from inspiring English sources
"I have the honour of reminding you of the assiduousness of this information for the government and the Head of State," the latter letter added.
In his latter letter to Clarke, Leibniz attempts to show that we can form an idea of space without relying on the notion that space is somehow independent of the relations of objects (L 5: 47).
In that latter letter the rulers of the earth were asked to listen to Bahá'u'lláh's call, and cast away their material possessions, and since they were given the reins of government that they should rule with justice and protect the rights of the downtrodden.
The latter four letters that you have alluded to do not correspond to any star category.
He and Lincoln had been friends and fellow Whigs, the latter writing letters of recommendation for him.
The latter's letters, when found, triggered a family crisis... Tells about a party, years later, when writer was home from Vassar, where she meets Sullivan, who is drunk.
The latter submitted a letter in support of Linton ("Ed is nutcracker collecting").
From our understanding of the latter, the present Letter attempts to explain the basic radiation-damage mechanism responsible for the efficiency of the concomitant chemoradiation treatment of cancer.
Descartes politely refuses the former, but offers his thoughts on the latter in his letter of September 1646.
As the result of an intricate and unpleasant set of circumstances — one that was to provide fodder to opposing parties, in the dispute that soon followed, for questioning the integrity of both Mendelssohn and Jacobi — the latter published the letters in 1785, complete with commentary, under the title of Concerning the Doctrine of Spinoza in Letters to Herr Moses Mendelssohn (Spinoza Letters).
Wilde's De Profundis and The Ballad of Reading Gaol are as valuable spiritual and theological classics as Cardinal Newman's Apologia Pro Vita Sua, or the latter's passionate letters on the death of Ambrose St John.
