Sentence examples for letter caused from inspiring English sources

The letter caused a political sensation.

Her letter caused a sensation in the field.

Ms. Rowley said she was surprised by the furor her letter caused.

Mauriac' letter caused considerable more shock among liberal Catholics in the Foubourg than did Cocteau's play.

The letter caused a stir among some Arab-Americans, who were bothered by Ms. Almontaser's ties to Jewish groups.

Their letter caused great upset and some anger among those of us using personal budgets and our family members.

But I think it turned out to be unexpectedly timely, with Hanna Rosin's "The End of Men" and Susan Patton's letter to The Daily Princetonian bringing up similar issues, and, in the case of Patton's letter, causing quite a furor.

Stevens departs, writing Karev a Dear John letter, causing him to cry in front of Meredith and Yang.

Instead of showing that Sylvia wasn't "like that," the letters caused the reader to consider for the first time the possibility that her sick relationship with her mother was the reason she was like that.

The union has been a give a legal opinion by John Hendy QC arguing that the use of 30,000 agency staff to handle the backlog of letters caused by the strike is unlawful and warrants a high court injunction.

It's certainly the case that the publication in 1992 of his "Selected Letters" caused a bit of a plummet in Larkin's stock; this "Complete Poems" will hardly counter his reputation as a racy, and racist, old codger who wasn't above a swipe at a homosexual, a Jew or even the odd Irishman.