Sentence examples for four pamphlets from inspiring English sources

As Robert Schofield, Priestley's major modern biographer, explains: Priestley published more scientific items during his decade in the United States than during all his years in England: some 45 papers, not counting reprintings, and four pamphlets, not counting subsequent editions, but in general his science was now anticlimactic.

A UNICEF package of four pamphlets and two booklets targeting parents, children, teachers and community leaders has been developed and disseminated.

Four members of the project team fluent in both English and at least one of Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi, or Dari, back translated the four pamphlets to assure accuracy and concept (rather than literal) equivalence.

Every car had at least Neves two pamphlets under their windscreen wipers and part-time staff handed out cards to every passerby willing to take one.

Available at the well-stocked bookshop at the Oregon History Center is a group of three pamphlets of local history, "Sauvie Island Heritage Series," documenting early island life.

There were impassioned letters from Howard Dean, Richard A. Gephardt and Dennis J. Kucinich; a handwritten note from John Kerry's county chairman; a gleaming full-color pamphlet from John Edwards; three pamphlets from Mr. Kerry and six from Dr. Dean.

The graphic novel, which follows the residents of one building in Chicago, comes in the form of 14 different elements in a large box: a hard-bound volume or two, pamphlets and leaflets, a huge tabloid and more.

Greatly influenced by the political and social essays of the American and French Revolutionary propagandist Thomas Paine, he published his views in two pamphlets: "Seren tan Gwmmwl" (1795; "A Star Under Cloud") and "Toriad y Dydd" (1797; "The Break of Day").

And, there's been an international effort with shortwave radio, satellite broadcasts, a Web site, 5,500 billboards (400 in India; 2,200 across the United States, including many around the Bay Area), and 100 million pamphlets in 61 languages, according to the ministry.

In a rare step, Roman Catholic bishops in the United States have declared as "false teaching" two pamphlets by a Catholic theologian who argues that abortion, contraception and same-sex marriage are morally permissible under Catholic doctrine.

Some idea of the opposite poles between which the controversy vibrates may be conveyed by summarizing two pamphlets by two very able publicists of contrasting temperaments & antithetical views: "Pourquoi Je Suir Separatiste," by Marcel Chaput, published in '61, and "Pourquoi Je Suis Anti Separatiste," by Jean-Charles Harvey, written in answer to Chaput & published the following year.