Sentence examples for pamphlets and all from inspiring English sources

The social meaning of race is established by these identity papers — by tracts and treatises and certificates and pamphlets and all the other verbal artifacts that proclaim race to be real and, by that proclamation, make it so.

The duel never took place, as Cervera explained his intentions in writing the pamphlet, and all parties were satisfied.

Figure 3. Pamphlet, "User friendliness-And All That", undated, box 16, J.C.R. Licklider Papers, 1938-1995 (MC 499), Institute Archives and Special Collections, MIT Libraries, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Four commissioners on stage at the body's headquarters in Brussels, reams of press releases and glossy pamphlets, and above all, promises that the new package would meet every objective you could wish for.

The audience was pushing the limit but everybody's attention was on the table of McCain stickers, posters, pamphlets and contribution forms, all of which were moving briskly.

Later in the day, a crowd squeezed into a National Guard armory here, where a sign on the front door read: "Occupancy by more than 720 persons is dangerous and unlawful". The audience was pushing the limit but everybody's attention was on the table of McCain stickers, posters, pamphlets and contribution forms, all of which were moving briskly.

While the list is daunting it has led to a trove of fascinating books and pamphlets all of them are intriguing to anyone who appreciates primary materials.

As your research continues, mail will start pouring in with brochures, flyers, postcards, booklets and pamphlets all related to Medicare options.

Our results, consistent with changes demonstrated elsewhere [ 17], suggest the positive impact of the role of community intervention programmes (e.g. brochures, booklets and pamphlets were all called publicity material) on HIV/AIDS-related knowledge and behaviors.

We have his word for it that he "turned neither to book nor pamphlet" and that all the authority of the Declaration "rests on the harmonizing sentiments of the day, whether expressed in conversation, in letters, printed essays, or in the elementary books of public right, as Aristotle, Cicero, Locke, Sidney, etc".

Several weeks before that, voter pamphlets summarizing all candidates and their positions and all ballot measures are mailed to registered voters, giving undecided voters an opportunity to learn about the candidates and issues if they haven't already done so.