As the English canon's best-known writer of epistolary novels, Richardson would seem likely to be a noteworthy letter writer in private life.
The letter offers no evidence or firsthand knowledge of events, and it is noteworthy that the letter's recipient, a Dutch journalist named Dirk Vellenga, did not include it in his own book, "Elvis and the Colonel" (1988).
In light of this recent development, what made Cook's letter noteworthy and what makes it an example worth such a powerful rallying cry is the fact that it's a direct appeal to the people.
Silicon Valley and privacy groups do not always agree over privacy matters, making their partnership for the letter noteworthy.
Law took part in a performance with other British performers and migrants, including a 15-year-old Sudanese boy who escaped Darfur's war zone, which involved reading out noteworthy historical and literary letters.
Its anger aside, the letter is noteworthy for raising a troubling and probably unanswerable question about the art-life connection: how many stories, however good, are worth the pain and unhappiness of others?
The letter is noteworthy, however, because both investors are influential activist shareholders.
The only departure from the lecture hall is a modest Disney-style touch: the unseen presence of a historical muse -- "the voice of history," as the part is billed (actually the voice of the actress Gloria Foster) -- who reads from documents, letters and other noteworthy passages of prose.
The 600-pages of documents, which include emails and letters, are especially noteworthy because they pertain to discussions revolving around rules for net neutrality, which FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler — he's a former lobbyist for AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and Nextel — is expected to unveil and enact in the coming weeks.
I responded to a beautiful letter from a noteworthy and devout Catholic regarding her mission and calling in life of bringing hope and saving the soul of the Christian family.
