Sentence examples for powerful anthology from inspiring English sources

This powerful anthology contains extracts from 47 authors and 20 countries, covering the fighting in all theatres of the first world war.

Kate Millett's "Sexual Politics," Firestone's "Dialectic," and "Sisterhood Is Powerful," an anthology edited by Robin Morgan, all sold well and were widely covered by the media.

In Abbie's case, the answer is to load the lad with core texts of contemporary feminism, such as "Our Bodies, Ourselves" and "Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation Movement".

(The words of Judy Blume, M Scott Peck, Jimmy Carter and the essays contained in Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings From the Women's Liberation Movement all make an appearance, as do clips from Godfrey Reggio's Koyaanisqatsi).

She gives him some of her feminist books to read, notably "Our Bodies, Ourselves" and the anthology "Sisterhood Is Powerful," and rather than merely letting the titles speak for themselves, as lesser filmmakers might do, Mills puts the writing into the movies, read aloud by William onscreen and heard in Jamie's voice-over.

More than a much needed compendium of ideas from artists and curators helping us to bridge a 1960s mindset with today's contemporary information-sharing environment, the practices gathered in Sarah Cook's anthology are themselves powerful tools to navigate a multiplicity of narratives and concepts in relation to art, media and the social fabric.

While shooting the movie, Gerwig toted around a copy of Susan Sontag's book "On Photography" or the '70s feminist essay anthology "Sisterhood Is Powerful". "I grew up with feminism in the water in a different way," Gerwig continued.

Dill told Auricchio that a friend had given her an anthology of Dickinson, which had sparked powerful visions.

"Stories of all lengths and depths come from different parts of the cave," writes Jane Gardam in the introduction to this fat anthology of three decades' worth of her powerful short fictions.

To what do we owe the devilish pleasure--and how has it grown powerful enough to prompt the succession of bad-poetry anthologies that followed "The Stuffed Owl"?

The Observer closely chronicled powerful figures like Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who appeared front-and-center on the paper's 2009 anthology.