Sentence examples for sir your from inspiring English sources

SIR —Your insightful article seems peculiarly mistitled.

SIR —Your publication purports to combat "an unworthy, timid ignorance".

SIR —Your infatuation with merit pay is misplaced.

SIR —Your observations about the situation in downtown Detroit are largely accurate, with one glaring exception.

SIR —Your article about public health intrigued me, though perhaps you should rethink a key statistic.

SIR —Your article refers to George Papandreou's "formative years" in Sweden.

SIR —Your article is thought-provoking, but the underlying premise is fundamentally flawed.

SIR —Your leader on human rights leaves much to be desired.

SIR —Your article rather contradicts one you carried a few years back on happy Filipinos.

SIR —Your characterisation of the city of La Paz is imprudent and simplistic.

SIR —Your text on the Falklands (or Malvinas) War requires two remarks.