Sentence examples for sympathetic letter from inspiring English sources

After Bernard Levin, at the height of what became a widespread Gill controversy, wrote a vitriolic column in the Times accusing me of being too indulgent towards Gill, I received a sympathetic letter in a spryly caustic style that was almost the old Shewring, defending me against Levin's "vulgar & mean" attack.

While designing the new residence, Wright received a sympathetic letter from Miriam Noel, a fan of his architecture.

Robinson was disappointed at the turn of events and wrote a sympathetic letter to Rickey, whom he considered a father figure, stating, "Regardless of what happens to me in the future, it all can be placed on what you have done and, believe me, I appreciate it".

Dove's latest deodorant ad campaign starring the unloved and mostly loathed armpit has many up in arms (Groan. How could I resist?) The ad features Dove's signature "real women" models reading a sympathetic letter to the beleaguered armpit, ticking off a litany of infractions perpetrated by this poor, misunderstood collection of sweat glands.

But even sympathetic letter-writers had to be checked out, as this notation at the bottom of the copy in the bureau's files (Bufiles) attests: NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles.

Sympathetic letters arrived.

As he lay dying, his secretary read to him from mountains of sympathetic letters.

Readers sent hundreds of sympathetic letters, some including poems or money.

But the sympathetic letters he has received from Saudi Arabia, the Middle East and all over Britain, he has found enormously comforting.

The documents show Cardinal Bernard H. Law made decisions about accused priests and wrote several priests sympathetic letters, as late as a few years ago.

Despite the sympathetic letters he received in response to the escalation of aggression by the Russians in Afghanistan, my father felt it necessary to take his protest to the streets, and specifically to the United Nations.