Sentence examples for related letters from inspiring English sources

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated on initial journal response, participation in class discussions, thoughtful completion of a letter to the editor, and analysis of several related letters to the editor.

Teaching with The Times – Over the course of the Class Matters series, read related letters to the editor published in The New York Times and contributions to the online discussion forum.

Michael related letters he had sent in to Cardiff council to apply for village green status in which he documents his own connection to the area – from being a young journalist covering a patch in the 1960s, to a local youth worker, organising football and rugby matches on the green, to becoming a city councillor for the old Rumney ward and later as MP.

Tucked into nooks in a couch these items and related letters and photographs make up what Ms. Bloom calls "an analysis of a gift cycle," one that pits Freud's theories against the post-Freudian discourse so popular with Ms. Bloom's generation of artists.

The debate is still ongoing, as demonstrated by the essay 'We cannot live by scepticism alone' published in 2009 by Collins [17] and the related letters published on the following issue of Nature (see, for instance, [18, 19]).

The 30 ERG reports and their related letters were anonymised, and none is referred to explicitly in this paper.

The talk will be based on points I have made with a co-author in: (1) an academic paper, (2) a related letter to the editor, and (3) an op-ed for the general public.

Moore's related letter to Bentley -- sent in January before his directive to the probate judges -- was laced with biblical references in which he characterized the federal court ruling as a violation of divine law.

See related commentary by Critchley, http://ccforum.com/content/15/1/106 and related letter by Pinsky, http://ccforum.com/content/15/2/406.

See related commentary by Stanworth and Hunt, http://ccforum.com/content/15/6/1006 and related letter by Kozek-Langenecker et al., http://ccforum.com/content/15/6/462.

See related letter by Elbers, The microcirculation is a commonly neglected entity.