Sentence examples for and in the introductions from inspiring English sources

In the memoirs, and in the introductions to his novels, he emphasizes his own flaws and failures, forgives himself for them, and, by extension, forgives his readers theirs.

And in the introduction to "Sviatoslav Richter: Notebooks and Conversations," it seems as if it is going to be taken.

Half the album is filler, however, and, in the introduction to 'On & On', there's a depressingly racist skit directed at Oriental manicurists.

Another contribution consists of the modified MDIR algorithm and in the introduction of the new constraint that does not degrade performances of the SoMRC.

The episode includes Brian's complaints about a glaring omission on Anthony's list of favorite horror movies and, in the introduction, his explanation about why he doesn't like podcast introductions.

With a particular emphasis throughout on the practice of nuclear medicine, real-life practical problems encountered in nuclear medicine both in clinical practice and in the introduction of new techniques are addressed.

He is Basch's twin brother, and in the introduction to the game is responsible for the deaths of Reks and King Raminas, which are blamed on Basch.

He would use this metaphor to striking effect in his 1884 micro-story "Mold of the Earth," and in the introduction to his 1895 historical novel, Pharaoh.

I think the authors should explain this in the Discussion (and in the Introduction).

This ambiguity has now been rectified in the Abstract and in the Introduction.

The participants were briefed in the invitation letter and in the introduction to the interview or focus group on the issues to be discussed (see Acknowledgements).