Sentence examples for a brilliant introduction from inspiring English sources
It provides a brilliant introduction to creating sequences of instructions, or algorithms.
One Way and Another (Hamish Hamilton), with a brilliant introduction from John Banville, brings new essays together with some selected old ones, to reflect on narcissism, obstacles, compromise, tickling, being bored and more.
A mix of case studies and advice, it provides a brilliant introduction to the topic of emotional marketing, helping companies build not just a brand, but what Kevin Roberts coins a "lovemark".
The artists Rivera and Frida Kahlo (for whose diaries Fuentes wrote a brilliant introduction in 1995) appear as characters in the novel, which Fuentes sees as a "monument to the horrible 20th century, and to the place of my country and of Latin America in that world of strife, paradox and brutality".
But it was a brilliant introduction to the industry and helped me get back on my feet. .
A brief history of the Arab-Israeli conflict This picture story is an absolutely brilliant introduction to the subject of the Arab-Israeli conflict starting in 1914 through fascinating archive photographs.
"However, we have certain misgivings as to the size of the American market for what remains, despite Mauriac's brilliant introduction, a document".
First things first: following up on my colleague Peter's brilliant introduction, I'm delighted to introduce myself as new co-captain of the ship (although I think we're more like co-stowaways).
Jake's brilliant introduction to bones includes pictures from his own collection showing some of his favourites such as the skeletons of Vulpy the fox and Oscar the hedgehog.
He also wrote the brilliant introduction to the Times' very first ebook: 'Open Secrets: WikiLeaks, War and American Diplomacy' (Kindle, iBooks, Nook, Kobo, Google, Sony) which takes all of the newspaper's Wikileaks coverage – the reporting, the analysis and the comment columns – and serves it all up as one giant, yet somehow entirely manageable banquet.
The Times also praised his television play The Final War of Olly Winter as "the most moving original television play of the season...a brilliant introduction of the CBS Playhouse...that advanced the artistic horizons of television drama".
