Sentence examples for genuine introduction from inspiring English sources
I'm an admirer of Mr. Waters's writing as much as I am of his films, but this book also needed a genuine introduction, one to supply history and context.
In a room where you don't know a soul, the best ice breaker has always been a simple, genuine introduction.
Michelle Obama tore up the wing-nut caricatures of herself as a closet radical by revealing, without exploiting, the irresistible charms of her children and delivering a warm, genuine, and impassioned introduction to her husband.
Emissaries from India, Brazil and South Africa are also due in Damascus to appeal for an end to the crackdown and the introduction of genuine democratic reforms.
In her epigraph, she quotes his famous remark "the word 'or' names a genuine reality". In her introduction, she emphasizes his contradictoriness in his attitudes toward religion, politics, money and family.
"This is a case about some Hong Kong People who love Hong Kong very much and believe that only through the introduction of genuine universal suffrage could a door be opened to resolving the deep-seated conflicts in Hong Kong," Tai wrote.
This first study of attitudes towards professional competence among EMTs, Paramedics and APs in Ireland suggests a genuine enthusiasm for the introduction of CPC, with all groups indicating that CPC was of personal importance to them.
The group's most recent genuine menu hit was the introduction of Chicken McNuggets in 1983.
The introduction of a genuine living wage – rather than a minimum wage rebranded as something it is not – would help, and it is welcome that both Labour leadership candidates are committed to it.
Brazil's anthem is a genuine triumph, a mini-opera whose introduction alone spirals ever-upwards, getting quicker and quicker, as if the melody itself is trying to drag people onto their feet.
