Sentence examples for author's introduction from inspiring English sources

Author's introduction I love rice, and I want everyone to share my enjoyment of it.

The author's introduction provides a good historical background to this specialized genre which has figured throughout Latin American theater history.

We'll pay particular attention to the O (Occasion), which can sometimes be a challenge, but here can be discerned in the author's introduction.

The following text is drawn from the author's introduction to "The Nature of Imitation," by Yola Monakhov Stockton, which is out July 25th from Schilt Publishing.

Contributor (researcher): Applegate, Richard B. Description: Photocopy of a sketch grammar of Ventureño Chumash, original dated 1973 with author's introduction dated February 1999.

Next comes an author's introduction in which Merrill (a fictional Merrill, writing from the future) explains her motivations for writing the book, and thanks various people and institutions that helped with her research.

"The Sleep of Reason" hovers in the mind, both as the author's youthful introduction to Goya and as an embodiment of the puzzles Goya presents to us all.

Among the participating scholars will be Oliver Harris, a senior lecturer at Keele University in England and the editor of the Penguin Books 50th anniversary edition of "Junky," issued today, which includes the original text recreated from archival typescripts, the author's unpublished introduction and an omitted chapter.

It is why I open my book in both the Author's Note and Introduction discussing my own experience with media representation and critiquing its limitations as well.

Steven Quiring, also from Texas A&M University and author of the issue's introduction(6), comes to the conclusion that whether scientists like it or not, An Inconvenient Truth has had a much greater impact on public opinion and public awareness of global climate change than any scientific paper or report.

What the author Catherine Wessinger suggests in this book's introduction is that first off, it's wrong to call small or New Religious Movements "cults," the reasoning is that it separates us (non cult) from them and makes them appear "worse than us" when in fact, every religion is equally fucked, or not fucked.