Sentence examples for the same pamphlets from inspiring English sources

And, looking back, the differences between the federal student loans and private, bank-backed student loans that Sallie Mae servies were definitely blurry – listed in the same pamphlets, referred to as "Sallie Mae" loans, marketed in the same way.

In 1764, Otis insisted, in the same pamphlet in which he denounced taxation without representation, "The colonists are by the law of nature freeborn, as indeed all men are, white or black".

A 1989 study published in the American Journal of Diseases in Childhood compared fever phobia in 250 parents who were given an educational pamphlet with 250 given the same pamphlet who also watched a 10-minute video on fevers.

Another woman said she was given "…the same pamphlet they give to moms who have a living baby, just that you take it easy for a little while, but you should be able to resume physical activity when you feel able".

This is a fact, but lest it should be disputed, we think it most safe for ourselves to lay before our readers, an extract from a certain pamphlet, entitled "Extracts from the votes and proceedings of the American Continental Congress, held at Philadelphia, on the 5th of September, 1774, &c". In the 22d page of this same pamphlet, we find the following paragraph, viz.

But, at the same time, pamphlets were also used during the English Civil War period as a cynical political propaganda tool to whip up racial and sectarian hatred, most markedly in the parliament's fight against the king.

These very same pamphlets are also available from a local source, the Los Angeles County Bar Assn.

The same books, newspapers, pamphlets, speeches, do not reach them.

At the same time, countless pamphlets were distributed to the people in which the Holy Father (i.e., the Pope) was attacked shamefully.

Their political influence has been further magnified by the fact that they and their parents vote in large numbers, whereas their children by and large don't.In the same Policy Exchange pamphlet, John Curtice, a psephologist, points out that it is not unusual for the young to be less interested in politics and less inclined to vote than their elders.

Given the Federal court's finding that art deserves the same protections as books, pamphlets and treatises, the city must take care not to abridge First Amendment freedoms.