Sentence examples for who corresponds from inspiring English sources

Who corresponds to Forster's great love HO Meredith in the finished novel?

The character who corresponds to Hamlet is an excluded observer, who watches from the sidelines as the other dancers couple.

Another evil being is the Latvian Vilkacis, Lithuanian Vilkatas, who corresponds to the werewolf in the traditions of other peoples.

There's the king, a gifted, elfin youth who corresponds with Voltaire but who, as Struensee consolidates his power, increasingly spends his time spewing anxious gibberish and escaping into childish play with his pet schnauzer and his African page, Moranti.

If you accept this supposedly bilateral offer, to provide email service to you for free as long as it can all be read, then everybody who corresponds with you is subjected to this bargain.

Cavalcanti was also the author of a famous and difficult canzone analyzing the nature of love, called "Donna mi prega" ("A lady entreats me"), which suggests the notion that love exists when a man encounters a woman who corresponds to an ideal image in his mind and ceases to exist when this correspondence of images ceases.

Keats and Brawne – who corresponded passionately – were unofficially engaged, and after his death Brawne wore mourning for three years.

In addition, the agency liberally exercises its "court-approved" right to trawl through the actual content of e-mails from anybody who comes into contact with anybody who corresponded with somebody who may have corresponded with a terrorist suspect overseas.

The cleric is not believed to be Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born imam who has spoken in favor of anti-American violence and who corresponded with Maj.

The system makes it much easier for scouts at clubs to find players who correspond to a particular team's playing style.

Darwin, who corresponded with thousands around the world, took a keen interest in the ecology of North America and the fate of the American civil war.