Sentence examples similar to proto-letters from inspiring English sources
Buried in the stacks of clothes, receipts, lottery tickets and old balls of yarn, there are fantastic photographs, a letter from the proto-Fascist poet Gabriele d'Annunzio and all the living room furniture Lally's parents had taken with them when the family fled Russia for Italy and then Italy for the United States.
The letters have been variously described as Proto-Canaanite script (and thus predating Israelite rule) by Shmuel Ahituv of Ben-Gurion UnivEarlyy AlphabeticAlphabetic (proto-Sinaitic) by Christopher Rollston of Johns Hopkins.
His Pamela made the notion of marriage across the class divide (ideally once your proto-rapist suitor had been redeemed by reading your virtuous letters) a staple fantasy of the novel-reading classes and beyond.
In 1800 he also defended his friend Friedrich Schlegel's controversial and (it is widely agreed) pornographic novel Lucinde of the same year in his Confidential Letters Concerning Friedrich Schlegel's Lucinde -- a shared proto-feminism constituting a large part of his reason for sympathy with Schlegel's book.
The sign above the entrance to Thinghaus displays the runic letter Algiz, which stands for defense, as well as the saying "Rather dead than a slave" in Proto-Germanic.
Swift often tortured her with long failures to respond or unromantic answers, although there were intimate meetings and at least one proto-love letter.
Take my proto-Impressionist.
The proto-orthodox were centrist.
Myanmar as a proto-democracy?
Is Frank a proto-slacker?
