Sentence examples for essay introduces from inspiring English sources

This essay introduces the special issue and explains its rationale.

This essay introduces a special issue dedicated to his memory.

This essay introduces the symposium on computer science and economic theory.

The second anonymous essay introduces the more precise imagery of replacement of extinct species by other, descendant species.

The essay introduces the term "datagogy" to theorize about the synergy that takes place when "crowds" of teachers employ technologies to construct and debate shared pedagogies.

This essay introduces a special section of Biological Conservation focused on this larger dispute, what we are calling the "New Conservation Debate" to distinguish it from the historical debate in the US between "wise use" conservationists and preservationists at the turn of the 20th century.

Walden's is a smart and timely essay, introducing a brief masterpiece.

Walker's essay introduced a new generation to Hurston's work, and in 2010, Their Eyes Were Watching God was selected as one of the greatest English-language novels ever written by Time magazine.

In an essay introducing a 1979 collection of Tennessee Williams's best-known plays, Harold Clurman highlighted Williams's characteristic mixture of realism and poetry, asserting that "the terror he experiences at what he senses within himself and sees in our American circumstances produces the need to exorcise it through his poetic vision.

For the Queens Museum, which stresses the history of its site — it was also the first headquarters of the United Nations — it is particularly exciting to display the drawings "in a context which made them possible," wrote Tom Finkelpearl, the museum's executive director, in an essay introducing the exhibit.

The family and sports photos and his explorations of black male sexuality echo the work of artists like Lyle Ashton Harris and Glenn Ligon — who wrote the essay introducing Mr. Milan's work in the show's catalog — as well as Paul Pfeiffer's videos in which sports figures are isolated from their surroundings.