Sentence examples for an admirable introduction to from inspiring English sources

Cynthia Ozick, in an admirable introduction to this collection, describes him as a figure who "wrested his sentences out of a purifying immediacy".

These are minor points in an otherwise admirable introduction to the work of an underrated artist.

This admirable production, a welcome introduction to a team of fresh talents, has almost done its job too well, too early.

Among her contemporary admirers was Frances Burney, who remarked in a letter to her sister Esther about the education of the latter's 10-year-old daughter, "Mrs. Trimmer I should suppose admirable for a girl" (as an introduction to the Scriptures).

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Written about 1156, this little book is an excellent introduction to the ideals of Persian literature and its writers, discussing in detail what is required to make a perfect poet, giving a number of instances of the sort of poetic craftsmanship thought especially admirable, and allowing glimpses into the various arts in which the literary man was expected to excel.

What an unforgettable introduction to Pakistani hospitality.

What an awful introduction to democracy.

– an introduction to feminism.

"They made an introduction to Occupy Together".

Hank gets an introduction to Heisenberg.