Sentence examples for whose correspondence from inspiring English sources

The poet and critic, whose correspondence with the poet Tomas Transtromer, "Airmail," has just been published, was influenced by Kierkegaard: "He predicts the rise of savagery".

Here he met Stosslova, whose relationship shaped his creative life and whose correspondence is enshrined in Janacek's Second Quartet, Intimate Letters.

The Guardian has made extensive efforts to authenticate the emails by checking their contents against established facts and contacting 10 individuals whose correspondence appears in the cache.

But Davies is aware that Lennon had many unknown pen pals over the years, fans or early friends whose correspondence with the singer is packed away in boxes.

In any case, West is the rare writer whose correspondence grows more compelling once she leaves behind those crucial formative years.

O'Keeffe and Stieglitz were human beings and important art world figures whose correspondence is full of the genius and art of the time, and whom we are now fortunate to be able to experience in exquisite depth.

He connects with an Eastern European refugee named Liudas (Vassili Lambrinos), whose shady correspondence course for aspiring journalists will finance his family's escape to Argentina.

At first glance the friendship between Robert Bly and Tomas Tranströmer, whose transatlantic correspondence has been published in English as the compulsively readable Airmail, is a surprising one.

Leah Farrall, the Australian researcher whose interesting correspondence with a Taliban writer I referred to earlier, is offended that I referred to her hair color in guessing at the origins of her correspondence.

The original Vatileaks affair created the impression of a Pope who had lost control of his own government — whose own correspondence could be stolen from under his nose and published as the Vatican stood by helplessly.

Queen Victoria and Anne Boleyn are both present at the party, but not that prodigious flirt Virginia Woolf, nor the medieval abbess Héloïse, whose extensive correspondence with her lover, Abélard, is rarely left out of anthologies of this sort.