Sentence examples for remarkable letters from inspiring English sources

The Australian journalist and academic Margaret Simons discovered Greer's remarkable letters to Amis among the thousands of personal documents Greer sold to the University of Melbourne in 2013.

At the core of "A Darker Ribbon" are the remarkable letters of two women with breast cancer, Barbara Mueller, a New York woman in her 50's, and Rachel Carson, the author of "Silent Spring".

Like earlier biographers, their ability to persuasively depict van Gogh's inner life is hugely dependent on these remarkable letters — letters that not only chronicle his manic ups and downs, his creative process and his complex relationship with his beloved brother Theo, but that also attest to his immense literary gifts and his iron-willed determination to learn and grow as an artist.

In the remarkable Letter Scene, Tatiana rashly stays up half the night writing a letter to Onegin declaring her love.

It was a remarkable letter, a clinical and very public coup-de-grace delivered to an eminent, mortally wounded elder.

It has also received a remarkable letter of support from the National Socialism Documentation Centre in Cologne, the largest regional memorial site for the victims of Nazi Germany.

On Dec. 27, 1657, 30 citizens of Flushing, not Quakers themselves, signed a remarkable letter to him, now known as the Flushing Remonstrance.

As Bartsch wrote to David, "I still recall the afternoon I found a copy of Hedwig Ostwald's remarkable letter in the archive, with Sebald's handwritten underlinings".

Last month the diocese's priests circulated a remarkable letter telling the bishop that they felt "sadness and a sense of desperation".

In a remarkable letter to the Commons public accounts committee (PAC), the Treasury permanent secretary Sir Nicholas Macpherson spelled it out: Whitehall has no need of a corporate centre.

Taubman quotes the remarkable letter from Castro to Moscow in effect arguing that the U.S.S.R. must use a first strike against the United States in the expected final crisis.