Sentence examples for a pamphlet containing from inspiring English sources

In 1955, Julliard published 500 copies of a pamphlet containing samples of Minou's poems and letters.

There she noticed a pamphlet containing, general information about the gallery.

(It comes with a pamphlet containing an essay by Werner Oechslin, an architectural historian and theorist).

After being appointed as an unpaid advisor to the then-Home Secretary Alan Johnson, he was shown the door in 2009 after a pamphlet containing a speech he'd made criticising the UK drug classification system was published.

The Comstock laws banned distribution of sex education information, based on the premise that it was obscene and led to promiscuous behavior Mary Ware Dennett was fined $300 in 1928, for distributing a pamphlet containing sex education material.

This "gracious" law pardoned does not fix the totalitarian law which condemns any commercial activity, such as selling or buying food, construction materials, or any writing that could go against the ideology of the system, such as a pamphlet containing the Human Right's Declaration.

The novel is a grand imaginative edifice built on a brief pamphlet containing the confessions of the real Nat Turner, who in Virginia in 1831 led a two-day massacre of about 60 whites - slave-owners and their families, including his own master.

The guests received a privately printed pamphlet containing a poem entitled "The Story of Benazir".

The same year, William Lloyd Garrison's anti-slavery publication The Liberator reprinted a Boston abolitionist pamphlet containing a poem entitled "The Liberty Bell", which noted that, at that time, despite its inscription, the bell did not proclaim liberty to all the inhabitants of the land.

While you wouldn't call its downtown edgy, the presence of several universities, including the Ivy League's Brown and the Rhode Island School of Design, does add fun and daring – one artist's shop-cum-gallery charms us with a self-published pamphlet containing pictures of "The Longest Urinal in the World".

'There's no ideological battle,' Tebbit replies, chuckling as he points to my copy of the newly published pastel-coloured pamphlet containing the Cameron credo.