Sentence examples for classic statement from inspiring English sources

The classic statement of the rule in Lawton v. Steele, 152 U.S. 133, 137 (1894), is still valid today:..

Milton's "Areopagitica" (1644) has remained the classic statement of the arguments against censorship, particularly in the form of previous restraint.

That book is now known as a classic statement of where we were intellectually and what we knew empirically at that time.

In rather striking contrast, C. S. Lewis maintained in his classic statement "Mere Christianity": "That is the one thing we must not say.

As Mellon saw it, this was "scientific taxation," a program he detailed in 1924 in his classic statement of supply-side economics, "Taxation: The People's Business".

Booker T. Washington declared the Atlanta Compromise a classic statement on race relations in a speech at the Atlanta Georgiaa) Exposition.

Volume Two deals with the sociology of secularization and contains the classic statements by sociologists such as Max Weber, Georg Simmel, Bryan Wilson, David Martin, and Thomas Luckmann.

What my experience bears out has, in fact, little relationship to the classic statements concerning their appropriate functions.

The 1879 Monet, "Poppies Near Vétheuil," and the 1890 van Gogh, "Blossoming Chestnut Branches," "are classic statements by these two artists," Mr. Kendall said in a telephone interview.

The Court's subsequent opinion, as it was constructed by Brennan, has been described by Professor Schwartz as "one of the classic statements of the rule of law under the Constitution".

In what will become classic statements on business management and organization, Reischauer sketches the early background of trade and commerce in Japan, contrasts the struggling prewar economy with today's assertive manufacturing, and brilliantly characterizes the remarkable postwar economic miracle of Japanese heavy industry, consumer product development, and money management.