Sentence examples for a worthwhile introduction from inspiring English sources

Tom Service provided a worthwhile introduction to the Jupiter, with a little bit of audience participation thrown in, while also previewing the other pieces in the programme: a spry and lucid account of Strauss's superabundantly lyrical Oboe Concerto with soloist François Leleux, and Wolfgang Rihm's energetically inventive Hunted Form in its revised version of 2002.

Although the collection isn't fat, with seven of its dozen stories ranging from just 4 to 10 pages, "The Outlaw Album" will still be required reading for Woodrell's many admirers, and it will serve as a worthwhile introduction to those unfamiliar with his work.

In total, the game took me about 14 minutes to play and seems like a worthwhile introduction to any serious discussion about special relativity.

To find a worthwhile introduction, you may need to proactively suggest people who your friends might want to meet.

New this year are three biographies of three early actresses, each of which serves as a worthwhile introduction to their subject.

Susan Sontag, in a brief but very worthwhile introduction to a collection of his stories published 30-odd years ago, noticed how easy it was to come up with points of comparison: "a Paul Klee in prose... a cross between Stevie Smith and Beckett... the missing link between Kleist and Kafka".

Sensitization of the community, prior to the introduction of CBMIS, is a worthwhile undertaking and should be emphasized wherever CBMIS is being introduced for the first time.

The introduction of the government's new admissions code earlier this year was a worthwhile step towards making the process as open and clear as possible.

What a worthwhile production.

It's a worthwhile lesson.

It seems a worthwhile exercise.