Sentence examples for pamphlets and articles from inspiring English sources

They say that, since 2007, there have been pamphlets and articles making the case for co-ops and that last week's announcement shows how serious they are.

A prolific author of books, pamphlets, and articles in many journals, he was still dictating his ideas and arguments 48 hours before his death.

He wrote many books, pamphlets and articles, mostly in great haste, and he was a great exponent of simple ironical prose.

The first Ransome was an uncritical defender of the Russian revolution, a man who wrote passionately pro-Bolshevik pamphlets and articles, denied the Red Terror, justified the suppression of democracy, was even prepared to accept as necessary execution without trial.

He was also a prolific author, producing a new book every two years or so, alongside innumerable pamphlets and articles, most exploring his view that prayer and protest should go hand in hand.

Grace translated Karl Marx's early letters and wrote philosophical treatises, popular pamphlets, and articles for the Johnsonite publication Correspondence, named for the Committees of Correspondence during the American Revolution.

His chief political influence was exerted through pamphlets and newspaper articles, first in the short-lived Independent Reflector (1752 53), which he founded, and later in the New York Mercury.

Hoping for an Uppsala worthy of its luminaries Linnaeus and Swedenborg, Strindberg was sorely disappointed by the pettifogging way "the professors fought for advancement by means of pamphlets and newspaper articles".

All in all, it published more than 275 books, 700 pamphlets and 340 "issuances" (articles, leaflets and radio scripts).

Gladstone gave up the party leadership (though he remained MP for Greenwich) and retired to Hawarden to write pamphlets attacking papal infallibility and articles on Homer.

A few participants talked about using a variety of media such as pamphlets, letters to the editor and articles in newspapers and magazines, community television broadcasts, radio and personal lobbying to keep the girl-child at the top of the agenda.