Sentence examples for memorable letters from inspiring English sources

In lieu of diplomas and awards, Gardner lines his office walls with memorable letters and other reminders of his mentors and academic friends.

Ms. Tessier described memorable letters from a mother who found different opportunities for her daughter when high school peers enjoyed activities their family could not afford; a poignant note from a mother who had lost her husband in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001; and one in which a father compared his son to a mango, because of his ability to thrive in spite of harsh conditions.

They include the memorable letter of 9 June 1968 about Kennedy's assassination in Los Angeles days earlier, "in a small narrow serving pantry of the Ambassador Hotel, a place that I suppose will never be wiped out of my memory as a sinister alley, a Roman circus run amok and a charnel house".

In this capacity, Ab wrote a truly memorable letter.

The horrors of war were made memorable in letters from the front, while the onerous effects of preposterous government or ponderous church intrusion on the sensuous spirit were brought into the open.

Many of the most memorable examples were "letter bombs" of this sort.

John McIntyre edited Memorable Days: The Selected Letters of James Salter and Robert Phelps.

Switching to different tags, Mr. Roberts eventually created another memorable tag: spare, kinetic letters declaring "Voice of the Ghetto".

With "Apparition and Late Fictions," Lynch has added another chapter to one of the most memorable records in American letters.

The passwords will be more secure if you drop vowels and replace letters in memorable words.

But the really memorable thing about his letter was the paper it was written on.