| Docherty was flattered and received florid correspondence praising his talents, something that most Scots might find cringingly embarrassing. |
| He had undertaken a correspondence with the Foreign Office on China and his ideas had impressed the new Foreign Secretary. |
| Some were in the process of trying to get their schooling by correspondence or had already started in an alternative school. |
| Rapport seeks to show the correspondences between literature and anthropology. |
| In fact it is likely that Coleridge, who was himself a contributor to the Monthly Magazine, read some or all of these correspondences. |
| All words belonging to the same isogloss must have sound correspondences and clear similarities in form and meaning. |
