Sentence examples for mail style from inspiring English sources

There were some heavy hitters, for example one idea for the Guardian Guru (who cares about high quality news) was to have every article he clicked on lead through to a Daily Mail style column of shame.

The pieces would sit well in any features section or weekly magazine, although given the voluntary nature of the commissions there is some repetition: real-life crime stories seem, in true Daily Mail style, to be very popular.

"I think he's analysed the key mistake of the Wadley years, which was to constantly go on about how awful everything was in a very miserable Daily Mail style".

The most sinister development in politics over the last 10 years has been the increasing tendency to peer and snoop, Daily Mail style, into the private lives of British citizens, to hector, tick off and tell us what to do; what to read, what to weigh, what to drink, how to think.

It seems everyone has a slightly different e-mail style.

Has your e-mail style changed much? A. It's not just my e-mail style -- most of what I write is too succinct.

A shift in an author's e-mail style, from breezy to unusually formal, can raise a red flag about illegal activity.

Contemporary e-mail style also reflects a fashion in teaching written English that considers the meaning of the message privileged over its formal expression.

As a university professor, I am troubled by the inability of students (and their working counterparts) to differentiate between their off-the-cuff, private e-mail style and public, formal writing.

Here, a close-your-door-and-fire-off-an E-mail style is not encouraged.

One is the University of Southern Queensland, a 20-year-old institution that has specialized in the traditional, books-in-the-mail style of distance education.