Sentence examples for entitled against from inspiring English sources

But the popularity of teen literature among adults also inspired a damning (and much shared) piece on Slate.com last week entitled "Against YA", in which the writer Ruth Graham states: "Adults should feel embarrassed about reading literature written for children".

Also of interest is his declaration of ideological war against the Christians, whose doctrines he attacked on both philosophical and exegetical grounds in a work of 15 books entitled Against the Christians.

In addition to poetry and numerous essays, in 1995 he published a book entitled "Against Itself: The Federal Theater and Writers' Project in the Midwest," the result of many years of tedious research.

In 1970, he published a long article entitled "Against Method" in which he attacked several prominent accounts of scientific methodology.

The Stoic philosopher Athenodorus is credited with a book (Simplicius, In Cat. 86.22) or books (Porphyry, In Cat. 62.25 26) significantly entitled Against Aristotle's Categories.

Around 290, Porphyry wrote a fifteen-volume work entitled Against the Christians.

Now, the Berkeley Journal of African American Law and Policy, Asian American Law Journal, La Raza Law Journal, and Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Law have come together to co-sponsor a joint symposium entitled United Against White Supremacy.

Responsibility for this error, however, lies not with your staff but with the Crown Prosecution Service and its report, misleadingly entitled Violence Against Women and Girls, Crime Report 2014-15.

The document, entitled Campaigning Against UKIP, says Labour campaigners should listen to the concerns of voters who are leaning towards UKIP.

"It is true that the statute is entitled the Violence Against Women Act, but other provisions of the Act make clear it applies to conduct perpetrated against male, as well as female, victims," Mr. Barron wrote.

-based Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, entitled "The War Against Children: South Africa's Youngest Victims", an account of the often brutal treatment suffered by black children during the apartheid regime's recent states of emergency.