Sentence examples for an influential work from inspiring English sources

Although she later clarified that she never intended it as a "manifesto or doctrine", it has remained an influential work on gender and sexuality.

The series of rahit-namas finally ended with the publication in 1950 by the Tat Khalsa of Sikh Rahit Marayada ("Sikh Custom Concerning the Rahit"), which was, unfortunately, little more than a pamphlet and poorly produced, though it remains an influential work in contemporary Sikhism.

Now one of the nation's most prominent liberal scholars has joined the chorus.In this section Minding the nurture gap Pride and promiscuity Long, long road Loan-star state Rivals and accomplices ReprintsRobert Putnam is a former dean of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and the author of "Bowling Alone" (2000), an influential work that lamented the decline of social capital in America.

On Saturday, in a possible allusion to Winston Churchill – or at least to William Manchester's three-volume biography of the wartime British prime minister, an influential work among US conservatives – the Wall Street Journal quoted an anonymous Romney confidant as saying: "He feels like the last lion".

And Howey, in an influential work, insists that economists "must add something to and take something away from hedonism, as ordinarily construed, before it becomes marginal utility economics.

In an influential work on educational theory, De pueris instituendis (On Education for Children), probably written in 1509 but not published until 1529, Erasmus presented "a Christian humanist reformulation of the classical ideal of a liberal education" (Beert V. Verstraete, in CWE 26 393), strongly influenced by Plutarch's On the Education of Children and Quintilian's Institutio oratoria.

John Rawls's A Theory of Justice has been an enormously influential work in discussions of these problems in biomedical ethics.

It was a highly influential work and was translated into several languages, including Tibetan.

He also wrote a highly influential work of early criticism, Kitāb al-bayān wa al-tabyīn ("Book of Clarity and Clarification").

Later English versions of the Erasmus, Enchiridion militis Christiani (The Handbook of a Christian Knight) – a humanist guide to lay devotion which was an admired and influential work across Europe – were believed based on a Tyndale translation but the original was thought to be lost.

Aiming to improve girls' education, he helped his two illegitimate daughters run a boarding school and published the influential work A Plan for the Conduct of Female Education (1797).