Sentence examples for founding text from inspiring English sources

(Acts is the founding text of Pentecostalism).

"I think that is the founding text of behavioral economics," Kahneman said to me.

It's this quest that makes The Bell Jar a founding text of Anglo-American feminism.

It continues to earn its reputation as the founding text of the classic English detective story.

Today "The Second Sex" is widely acknowledged as the founding text of modern feminism.

His Llibre d'Evast e Blanquerna (c. 1284; "Book of Evast and Blanquerna") is the founding text of Catalan fiction.

Since childhood, he had dreamed of adapting Mary Shelley's novel, which he considers a founding text of modern monster mythology.

Showalter's first book, "A Literature of Their Own" (1977), was a founding text of academic women's studies.

In 1987, Stone wrote an essay, "The Empire Strikes Back: A Posttranssexual Manifesto," which is widely seen as the founding text of transgender studies.

The line comes from the founding text of Conservative Euro-truculence – her speech to the College of Bruges on 20 September 1988.

Spinoza's "Tractatus Theologico- Politicus" is, in effect, the founding text of modern biblical scholarship, though it took two centuries before most scholars caught up with him.