Sentence examples for on a pamphlet from inspiring English sources

Styron based The Confessions of Nat Turner on a pamphlet of the same title published in Virginia shortly after the revolt, but he took many liberties in developing Turner's character.

"Bang on this wall here and scream!" The next day, I dialled the U.S. Army's emergency sexual-assault hot line, printed on a pamphlet distributed across the base that read, "Stand Up Against Sexual Assault... Make a Difference".

Priestley, Joseph, "An appeal to the public, on the subject of the riots in Birmingham: To which are added, Strictures on a pamphlet, intitled 'Thoughts on the late riot at Birmingham,'" (Printed by J. Thompson, 1791).

Cast and filmmaker biographies are on the flip side of the disc, but other than brief remarks on a pamphlet attached to an appeal to contribute to the Shoah Foundation, there are no features about the making of "Schindler's List".

In her description of the science, the former prime minister draws heavily on a pamphlet called A plain English guide to climate change which was published in December 1997 by the Reason Foundation, another lobby group that the following year received $70,000 from Exxon to "assess public policy alternatives on issues with direct bearing on the company's business operations and interests".

She told me that she had done a lot of research on Google, which led her to discover that the original Bill of Rights was based in part on a pamphlet written, under a male pseudonym, by a woman, Mercy Otis Warren.

His hero, Paul Southman, is an octogenarian poet driven into literary exile a quarter of a century ago after publication of a pamphlet on the abolition of printing.

"We suggest you might be interested in another pamphlet which we have available," the Printing Office's letter said, and went on to describe a pamphlet on furniture.

There are rabid, guy-handing-out-pamphlets-on-a-subway-platform conservatives like Glenn Beck and Alex Jones, deranged to a degree that keeps them quarantined on the fringes.

Del abaco ("On the Abacus") is a pamphlet on applied mathematics.

There's more on this in a pamphlet about the initiative that the Centre of Policy Studies published in 2008.