Sentence examples for felt the need to preface a from inspiring English sources
The style is overblown to the extent that even Durrell – that doyen of purple-prose writers – felt the need to preface a new edition with an apologia for what he terms this "savage charcoal sketch of spiritual and sexual etiolation".
Kipnis, who, unfortunately, feels the need to preface her book with the explanation that a polemic is inherently extremist and not to be taken entirely seriously, suggests that the structure of marriage might be rethought.
Liz Hatch wrote to the Henley Standard in Oxfordshire, disputing the need to preface "all letters to the editor with 'Sir'".
Accordingly, I need to preface this venture with a disclaimer.
You don't need to preface your request that this person chill the eff out with a "sorry".
It's absurd that I even need to preface this toilet with the word "stair".
I need to preface this one by stating the obvious: no band can one-up Sabbath on their own song.
I need to preface this by saying that back when I presented as a boy, I didn't think I had any privilege.
Maybe you need to preface it with: "I'm just curious, and I want to understand what you're saying better.
