Sentence examples for delightful introduction from inspiring English sources

That profession is modern dance, to which Daniel Gwirtzman and his company provide a delightful introduction.

This is a delightful introduction for the lay reader to the ideas surrounding Alan Turing's great paper of 1936.

(As the writer Daniel Kehlmann puts it in his delightful introduction to "An Ermine in Czernopol," "novelists didn't do that kind of thing").

Actually, that's after a delightful introduction set on a "prog rock cruise" — an "easy subject for mockery," as Weigel understatedly writes.

As readers, it behoves us to be aware of typography, and Garfield has written a delightful introduction to the art of type.

"Gesture in Naples and Gesture in Classical Antiquity" (Indiana Universty Press, 2000) offers a delightful introduction to the meaning of movement - some gestures unique to 19th-century Naples, others universal - as well as a spirited defense of the Neapolitan way of life.

"Sometimes it is a relief to be told what to do," write the conceptual artists Harrell Fletcher and Miranda July in their introduction to this delightful, often funny and at times surprisingly moving book based on their Web site of the same name.

Somewhere between the two lies the delightful sound-world of the Introduction and Allegro for harp and chamber group.

Slant Magazine critic Matt Brennan found the episode "jumbled and strange" but felt that the introduction of Tony was a "delightful twist".

The delightful toy-size characters in "The Borrowers" need no introduction: they're the reason you can never find small household objects that aren't nailed down.

The intricate plot is plainly yet absorbingly written.Frank Cottrell Boyce has written a delightful and quirky thriller, set in Ireland just before the introduction of the euro.