Corresponded

Naturally, the acronym corresponded to an alias for a site-wide distribution list that mailed everyone who worked there, from the director on down. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The box was taken out of the strong safe, and it was at once seen that the coin corresponded with the seals. ❋ Unknown (1867)

Well, the doctor said there was no occasion to open the packet, for the direction was the same on all the letters, and the name corresponded with his initials marked on his linen. ❋ Wilkie Collins (1856)

His family name corresponded with the whole mystery of the fruits of the family or succession of the ❋ Andrew B. Smolnikar (N/A)

Torquemada, on hearing that the prisoner's gold coin corresponded with those others which had been in the possession of the murdered man, thought it deplorable. ❋ Norman Douglas (1910)

Her face was indistinct in the twilight, but if its expression corresponded with the inflection of her voice, her nostrils were inflated and her lips were curled in disparagement. ❋ Henry Blake Fuller (1893)

The legislative equipment of the young Australias corresponded pretty nearly to the tall hats and patent-leather boots which fond mothers provided for the aspiring colonists. ❋ Richard Ernest Nowell Twopeny (1886)

If the lady's corresponding feature had not corresponded -- in other words, if her nose had been chubby, snub, or even ❋ Unknown (1862)

Had I known the man who stood before me, I might have remarked how little this latter expression corresponded with his real character. ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)

We know that she kind of corresponded with Dakota. ❋ Unknown (2009)

She was at first terrified by the sight; for the features of the old woman had a hideous cast of hardened and inveterate malice and ill-humour, and those of the man, though naturally less unfavourable, were such as corresponded well with licentious habits, and a lawless profession. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The clergy, who had declined the constitutional oath from pious scruples, were, during the massacre, the peculiar objects of insult and cruelty, and their conduct was such as corresponded with their religious and conscientious professions. ❋ John Foxe (N/A)

Then came Mr. Henderson (pushing his trolley and cheerily crying, "By your leave."), and then another less known gentleman who had "corresponded" with the Board of Trade, and had thus gained some strange claim to represent the very poor. ❋ Unknown (1905)

Such persons freely admit that this process of Westernization had been going on for many years more rapidly than the world at large knew, and that consequently the reputation of Japan before the war was not such as corresponded with her actual attainments. ❋ Sidney Lewis Gulick (1902)

He describes them as earthly-minded, which is explained by the foregoing; and all their hopes were such as corresponded to this earthly disposition. ❋ 1789-1850 (1853)

She was at first terrified by the sight; for the features of the old woman had a hideous cast of hardened and inveterate malice and ill-humour, and those of the man, though naturally less unfavourable, were such as corresponded well with licentious habits, and ❋ Unknown (1822)

It was observable that those constables, though wicked enough of themselves, were animated by a ruling elder of their church, whose name corresponded not with his actions, for he was called Hate-evil Nutter, he put those men forward, and by his presence encouraged them. " ❋ Brooks Adams (1887)

The good, or the moral, is neither an absolutely valid idea, nor is it any thing arbitrarily assumed, but the determination as to it rests in the experience of the individual; but experience teaches that each regards as good that which is useful to him; and consequently each judges of the morality of actions simply according to his own interest; hence the best actions would be such as corresponded to the interest of all men; but there are no such actions. ❋ 1819-1870 (1873)

Doc Jones: yo the [corresponder] needs my attention, where she at? Ted: [one sec] [fham] ❋ Big Looch (2023)

I [enjoy] [corresponding] with you. ❋ Mallugirl (2017)

"there is some correspondence between [the two] variables" ❋ D.Cochran (2015)

A [faithful correspondent], Montana kept in touch with New Jersey via text, e-mail, snail mail, [facsimile], telegraph, and [smoke signals]. ❋ 1LSLS (2011)

"Here is a [report] from our foreign correspondent" ❋ Anon31337 (2010)

[The position] of mutt correspondent will be accepting applications next week. The annual mutt correspondent convention [will he] held [in Paris] this year. ❋ Muttslikeme.wordpress.com (2009)

Oh [Bella] and Alex [wore] [striped] shirts today, too! Corresponding is Bonding!! ❋ Bellandranie (2017)

[Bla bla] [small text] no one ever [reeds] ... ... ... Some other crap... ... The judges’ decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into. ❋ Yaarik (2008)

They had to correspond by [email] while he [worked] [abroad] ❋ 31/8/05 Nicole (2021)

Hym "Ha! 'Words are [like bullets].' Remember that? From Southpark? That's totally you! It's better when it's [implicit] (btw). But yes this is [correspondence], technically." ❋ Hym Iam (2023)