Sentence examples for from its foreword from inspiring English sources
From its "Foreword by Thomas Jefferson" -- "Is it true Halle Berry is once again single?" -- to fabricated color photographs of the Supreme Court justices naked, "America (The Book)" maintains a balance between pointed satire and sublime silliness.
I admit that I did not, like a responsible reviewer, sit down and read "America (The Book)" straight through from its "Foreword by Thomas Jefferson" -- "Is it true Halle Berry is once again single?" -- to the end.
As its foreword states, it is "a revolutionary departure from past doctrine".
Graves wrote its foreword.
On May 29, Arlene turned towards the west and its foreword motion slowed before becoming nearly stationary that night.
The storm also shifted its foreword motion northward as the trough located to the southeast began to move towards the east, moving the steering currents with it.
John Cleese's words are from his foreword to I Know Nothing!, Andrew Sachs's autobiography.
Its short foreword is written by Beyoncé, who learned from Prince the knack of both withholding and dramatizing the facts of one's private life.
The only general opinion on anything which, in her books, she has put on record has been a statement about her craft of prose fiction, and I may quote it — from the foreword to which I have referred — as more to the purpose than anything that the present critic could say.
All of culture found its way into Rich's poems, and as her work evolved she made it almost impossible for any writers mentored by her poetry and essays to experience their own work as "sporadic, errant, orphaned of any tradition of its own," to quote from her foreword to her 1979 book "On Lies, Secrets, and Silence".
