Sentence examples for been prefaced in certain from inspiring English sources

At a time of ever-more manic risk aversion by the studios, it's little wonder Ellison's name has been prefaced in certain quarters by the word "saviour" – not just of Paul Thomas Anderson movies, but "high quality intellectual cinema" itself.

One problem, documented by Sabatino in his article, is that some state laws insist that documents be prefaced with certain warnings, be written on mandatory forms, or contain certain "magic words" in order to be valid (see table).

This discussion belongs to Camus's "history of European pride," which is prefaced by certain ideas from the Greeks and certain aspects of early Christianity, but begins in earnest with the advent of modernity.

Should the trailer be prefaced by warnings in case relatives of the 9/11 attacks might be in the audience?

This was prefaced with a tongue in cheek dedication to Lord Bute, denying that there can be any comparison between the conduct of Sejanus and that of his lordship.

They were prefaced by a master class in which Renata Scotto worked with Juilliard students, including another rich-voiced lyric soprano, Brenda Rae.

All 18 features of the diagnosis are prefaced by the word "often" in the DSM-IV.

Each chapter is authored by experts in the field and is prefaced by a list of the key points covered in that section.

These are prefaced by an epigraph from Henry David Thoreau, written in his diary in August 1851: "The question is not what you look at but what you see".

When The Waste Land appeared in November 1922 it was prefaced by an epigraph about death from Satyricon.

It was prefaced with a poem by Ben Jonson, in which Shakespeare is hailed, presciently, as "not of an age, but for all time".