Sentence examples for of pamphlet from inspiring English sources

There was a great outpouring of pamphlet literature, too, much of it politico-religious, while John Bunyan's great allegory, Pilgrim's Progress, also belongs to this period.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, March 22 , 1952P. 125 Review of pamphlet called "The Argot of the Racetrack", published by the American Dialect Society.

In the Fifties, he became 'an icon of the left, a star of pamphlet, platform and now television', but also '... an agitator of protest, not a politician of power'.

There was, of course, economics before Smith: the Greeks made significant contributions, as did the medieval scholastics, and from the 15th to the 18th century an enormous amount of pamphlet literature discussed and developed the implications of economic nationalism (a body of thought now known as mercantilism).

GLADLY embracing his own and others' misunderstandings, Mr. Golijov began with the text, rejecting the standard translations' traditional prose in favor of the street idioms of pamphlet gospels that handicapped people hand out all over Latin America in return for a coin.

To back up this news, T-Mo News have received a photo of pamphlet holder that shows off the new slogan (shown below).

He was carrying a handful of pamphlets explaining the changes.

Influenced by the mystic Johann Tauler, he published a stream of pamphlets full of mystical notions.

He was suspended from Balliol for supporting Newman in a series of pamphlets.

Mr Do wrote other "open" letters, and published a number of pamphlets.

"What use are these?" she asks, pointing to a rack full of pamphlets on birth control.