Sentence examples for giant pamphlet from inspiring English sources
The title of Thomas Paine's giant pamphlet prepared the way for Paine's incognito appearance at the end of the speech, when Obama talked of Christmas night in 1776, when George Washington led his ragtag army across the ice-choked Delaware river to confront the British and Hessians who were encamped at Trenton, New Jersey.
The Economist said the book was "less a history than giant political pamphlet larded with its author's prejudices".
But Mr Roberts's work is less a history than a giant political pamphlet larded with its author's prejudices, with sneers at those who do not share them and with errors.
But more often the finger in cartoons has been pointed not in command at the citizen but at the ruler in threat or derision, as printed drawings ranging from small book or pamphlet illustrations to giant posters have become the ordinary voice of popular resistance.
He wrote a number of books and pamphlets including A Giant and Chains, Heroes and Heretics, Thinkers and Treasurers, and Ethics Dead and Alive.
"But, like in all Japanese companies, it was the general-affairs department in Tokyo which handled relations with the sokaiya ('shareholder-meeting specialists')." Every year, says the employee, this blue-chip trading giant bought 60 subscriptions to "pamphlets" published by sokaiya organisations, making its purchases from perhaps 30 or 40 different groups.
In a pamphlet for the thinktank Politeia he proposes to replace state welfare with three giant mutuals – one for pensions, one for national insurance (unemployment benefits), and one for the NHS and social care.
Memorizing bible verses, indulging in a little pamphlet theology, going to hear your dad preach, and then rolling that together into a giant fundamentalist bouillabaisse is an exceedingly thin basis for being recognized as a hermeneutical expert in scripture.
pamphlet on proposed ABM system.
Pamphlet publications increased.
