Sentence examples for classic statements from inspiring English sources

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".

van Fraassen (1980), especially Chapter Six and Achinstein (1983) are classic statements of pragmatic approaches to explanation.

The notion of intersectionality originally arose out of the criticisms of feminists of color of existing feminist conceptions of power (for classic statements, see Crenshaw 1991a and 1991b, and King 1988; for more recent work, see McCall 2005 and Pateman and Mills 2007).

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".

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

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

Forty years later, long after Hopkins needed protecting from embarrassment and just before Gordon's death in 1978, I called the producer to verify the classic statement.

More distinguished for insight into problems of government and cool logic than for eloquence, these works became a classic statement of American governmental, and more generally of republican, theory.

The classic statement of this ideology comes, again, in the Aeneid: "Remember, Roman, these will be your arts: / To teach the ways of peace to those you conquer, / to spare defeated peoples, tame the proud".

Eliot's word for this current was "the tradition," and his classic statement about it is the essay "Tradition and the Individual Talent," published in 1919 in The Egoist, where he was an assistant editor.