Sentence examples for little pamphlets from inspiring English sources

(How close? Not very. But it might look that way if you read through the cranky little pamphlets on the subject).

Massive tomes in Latin and the little pamphlets that poured off the presses during the Puritan revolution — schoolbooks, Jacobean tragedies with prompters' notes, and political pamphlets by Puritan regicides — are all available to anyone in a major library.

SIMON COLE: The story of the two Wests is in all the accounts of the development of fingerprinting, including the F.B.I. tour and the F.B.I.'s little pamphlets on the history of identification.

The Museum of Printing Arts, more of a workshop than a traditional museum, is staffed with trained typesetters who talk visitors through the evolution of their trade and help them to print their own little pamphlets.

In 2009 it published a demonic little pamphlet titled "I Like Your Work: Art and Etiquette".

To this end, he wrote a little pamphlet about the corporation called Team Rodent.

Every toy came with a little pamphlet describing the species, making them an excellent educational tool for kids.

Myself, I remember that Bly once gave me a little pamphlet of translations he'd made of poems by Issa.

Presenting his vapid little pamphlet, the chancellor said that Britain needed to stop bullying bankers and move "from retribution to recovery".

At the Max Planck Institute, we made a little pamphlet telling the men when they do it, because they often don't know.

He gave me a little pamphlet by the local vicar, a man he admired, who had always lived away from it all.