Sentence examples for vast correspondence from inspiring English sources

Denis Donoghue examines the vast correspondence of Ezra Pound, who wrote more than thousand letters letters a year to his parents and friends.

He also maintained a vast correspondence with professional colleagues.

Force of personality and style also distinguish his vast correspondence conducted in Latin.

In 1812 his vast correspondence began to include an exchange with his former friend and more recent rival John Adams.

Rolland's vast correspondence with such figures as Albert Schweitzer, Albert Einstein, Bertrand Russell, and Rabindranath Tagore was published in the Cahiers Romain Rolland (1948).

After countless hours in the archives, I've discovered Updike the helplessly prolific letter-writer, scattering literary jewels throughout a vast correspondence.

Treatises were circulated in manuscript, comments and objections were solicited, and a vast polemical correspondence was built up.

He also produced short stories, plays, film scripts, memoirs, and travel books, plus a vast quantity of correspondence, to much of which Sherry has had exclusive access.

He also "left several nearly completed books and a vast archive of correspondence, manuscripts, and journals" behind him when he died, she added.

How we express ourselves in emails – which now account for the vast majority of correspondence between work colleagues, professional contacts, and so on, matters.

Fans of Nancy Mitford have her novels, her journalism, her delightfully spiteful biographies and two vast volumes of correspondence to sustain them, the latter brilliantly annotated by Charlotte Mosley; as well as Selina Hastings's clear-sighted, of-the-milieu biography.