Sentence examples for as the pamphlets from inspiring English sources

At the London Mechanics Institutee, one of several centers of higher learning for the working class, he heard lectures on Robert Owen, the Welsh social reformer, which turned him against the British class system, just as the pamphlets of Thomas Paine, and his brother's radical views, began turning him against the Church.

Yes, Somaliland, not Somalia (as the pamphlets in the office make painfully clear).

Nine hours into "The Leftovers," the interior and exterior lives of many of the characters seem as blank as the pamphlets from the Guilty Remnant, a post-apocalyptic cult.

Chris Jones, an academic who is also named in the pamphlet, said this week that he had been involved with groups such as the Socialist Workers party – though not, as the pamphlet claimed, the International Marxist Group.

As well as the pamphlet and the video, its official publication, Daqib, records what happened: "After capture, the Yazidi women and children were then divided according to Sharia [Islamic law] amongst the fighters of Islamic State who participated in the Sinjar operations….

As for the pamphlets, their distribution was perfectly legal, he said.

The poet John Taylor described the pamphlets as prostitutes as early as 1622: For like a Whore by day-light or by candle, 'Tis even free for every knave to handle: And as a new whore is belov'd and sought, So is a new Booke in request and bought.

As Robinson was concluding a brilliant 1946 season, Mr. Mardo wrote that racism would be smashed by the arrival of black players, which, he said, "in one fell swoop does as much to arm and educate the American people against this monstrous lie as do all the pamphlets in the world".

As proof, the pamphlet decries the effects of previous influxes of foreigners -- citing the employees of Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company, and Western troops.

Although its overall argument cannot be regarded as satisfactory, the pamphlet is nevertheless worth reading both for its historical significance and for its value as a fairly brief introduction to Bradley's thought.

The bishops' Committee on Doctrine denounced the pamphlets as "irresponsible".