Sentence examples for pamphlets of the from inspiring English sources

Around the room were photographs of demonstrations and a rack of zines with titles like Profiles of Provocateurs and Under Attack, along with pamphlets of the United States Constitution ($2 each).

While they appear as books -- and are staples of the best-seller lists -- today's give-no-quarter attacks, as George Packer noted recently of bloggers, have their origins in the pamphlets of the colonial era.

Chapters dealing with the home's constituent parts have headings that are cosily suburban and redolent of the kindly, state-sponsored information pamphlets of the postwar years: "Put the Kettle on"; "Mind the Step"; "Do Come Again"; and "Now Wash Your Hands".

The book has been compared to economic and political pamphlets of the 17th century, which were frequently used to quickly get ideas about current affairs into circulation.

The scene is the west side of the piazza at Covent Garden, indicated by a part of the Palladian portico of Inigo Jones's Church of St Paul visible behind Tom King's Coffee House, a notorious venue celebrated in pamphlets of the time.

This includes the cost of laminated colored pictorial cards used by the CHWs to educate the mothers in the intervention group, as well as pamphlets of the pictorial messages left at each participant's house.

Advocacy writing (which includes poetry, song and, today especially, multimedia art) has played a tremendously important role in the history of man – the pamphlets of Thomas Paine, the speeches of Abraham Lincoln, the songs of Woody Guthrie.

(v) Large numbers of educational pamphlets on the proper use of emergency departments were produced and distributed to clinics, EDs and general offices and even residential homes.

She seeks escape and grabs a pamphlet of the building on the way out.

At times, the style has the jeering menace of a Communist pamphlet of the nineteen-thirties.

(A 1581 pamphlet of the Dutch Declaration of Independence is on display).