Sentence examples for letter column from inspiring English sources

The White House Letter column yesterday, about President Bush's comfortable manner at campaign events, misstated the intended use of the $87 billion he requested from Congress last year.

A day or two later an indignant mathematician rose to state, in the letter column, that Planck's constant is actually 6.55 divided by 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.

The White House Letter column on Monday, about renovations to the stretch of White House lawn where television correspondents do stand-up shots, misspelled the surname of a senior producer at ABC who is the liaison for the project.

The White House Letter column on Monday, about references by President Bush to the writings of Alexis de Tocqueville to underscore the philosophy behind his religion-based initiative, misidentified the latest English translation of the author's classic "Democracy in America".

Correction: August 6 , 2002 Tuesday The White House Letter column yesterday, about President Bush's passion for golf, misstated the name of the golf group that his great-grandfather George Herbert Walker served as president.

The White House Letter column on Monday, about the prominent role of women in the debate over the Iraq war, incorrectly summarized comments by President Bush about Cindy Sheehan's protest.

There were heated exchanges in the letter columns about whether you should or shouldn't put beaujolais in the fridge, and as to whether Alison was pregnant.

A letter to the magazine from a young Robert Silverberg appeared in one of the letter columns.

Lowndes spent much effort to set a friendly and engaging tone in both magazines, with letter columns and reader departments that interested fans.

To attract readers, Lowndes established a friendly and personal style for the magazine, with letter columns and departments aimed at science fiction fans.

In the May 14 letters column, you published two letters critical of Deborah Solomon's interviews.