Sentence examples for eye-opening introduction from inspiring English sources
But now "The History of Japanese Photography" at the Museum of Fine Arts here provides an eye-opening introduction to photographic and Japanese history in more than 200 pictures.
For American viewers of a certain impressionable age (and some old enough to know better), the original television mini-series "I, Claudius" was an eye-opening introduction to public broadcasting: a BBC-produced toga party, first shown in the United States in 1977, teeming with ancient Roman soap opera, orgies, nakedness, snakes and even naked snakes.
It was an eye-opening introduction to a male-dominated music business that she said was "maybe one step up from setting up a carnival somewhere".
My eye-opening training, conducted by the Trevor Project, was my first introduction to the risks of mishandling suicide stories in public media.
And after a short round of introductions from the trainers and the children, the eye-opening starts.
It also proved eye-opening.
"It was very eye-opening".
Eye-opening and perversely funny.
