Sentence examples for pamphlets were so from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons why Elizabeth's successor James wanted Donne to be a clergyman was that the arguments for conformity Donne had made in his pamphlets were so powerful.

During its last half-century of bloodstained elections, two populists, Ferdinand Marcos and Rodrigo Duterte, won exceptional power by combining the high politics of diplomacy with the low politics of performative violence, scattering corpses scarred by their signature brutality as if they were so many political pamphlets.

Now it's like a pamphlet because there are so few companies to advertise and so few films to review.

In France so many pamphlets were issued in support of the Reformed religion that edicts prohibiting them were promulgated in 1523, 1553, and 1566.

He suggested to the Press-Enterprise that his operation was so diffuse that sales of his one-dollar sex education pamphlets were too difficult to track accurately.

"Even if I believed in that stuff," she said — meaning what was in the pamphlet — "it would only be so that..."...

"Even if I believed in that stuff," she said — meaning what was in the pamphlet — "it would only be so that......

Luther's pamphlets were the most sought after; a contemporary remarked that they "were not so much sold as seized".

These pamphlets were distributed in 1942.

Even the informational pamphlets were unobtrusively distributed.

But there was so much controversy surrounding pamphlet versions of "Of Suicide" and "Of the Immortality of the Soul," that Hume decided against their publication during his lifetime.