William wrote sternly to his father that he had left his return too late: "I heartily wish you had happened to have come over in the fall, as I think her disappointment in that respect preyed a good deal on her spirits".
The editorialists of the Wall Street Journal, who last year dismissed ethics criticisms of DeLay as "amusing," now write sternly, "Mr. DeLay, who rode to power in 1994 on a wave of revulsion at the everyday ways of big government, has become the living exemplar of some of its worst habits".
They were so angry, in fact, they wrote a sternly worded letter to the FCC about it and they intend to take this all the way to … zzzzzz… what?
Earlier this week, Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk wrote a sternly worded letter disagreeing with the tribal court decision.
Admittedly occupying a university is more aggy that writing a sternly worded letter to the Times, but it's not extremism.
Cruz's response was to have his attorneys write a sternly worded letter to the TV stations running the ad against him, demanding they pull it, citing FCC public interest obligations and more.
"My own ideas from an artistic standpoint are the only ones to which I can subscribe," Knight sternly wrote to Henry Fairfield Osborn, the museum's president.
Selig sternly wrote to lenders that he would invoke his "best interests of baseball" powers to force the deal for Ryan and Greenberg if they did not approve its terms.
Then the lawyers send a sternly written letter to the person, asking he or she to settle out of court.
Ten of the leading Democrats in Washington then banded together to write a letter sternly warning that Trump better not use the memo to justify firing people involved with the Russia investigation, such as special counsel Robert Mueller or Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
