Sentence examples for has been prefaced from inspiring English sources

TLOP has been prefaced by great prevarication over title and tracklisting, and a buzz-build of daft proportions.

At a time of ever-more manic risk aversion by the studios, it's little wonder Ellison's name has been prefaced in certain quarters by the word "saviour" – not just of Paul Thomas Anderson movies, but "high quality intellectual cinema" itself.

The relief of not living with a neurotic, self-obsessed gibbering wreck whose entire conversation for the past 6 months has been prefaced with the line, "I've got my thesis to finish," may have more to do with it.

"Everything I've heard so far has been prefaced by 'if it's true,'" Bishop said.

So the client is paying millions for your brilliant advice which has to be prefaced by a disclaimer that, actually... "We did receive training on the Chinese walls, several sessions.

Trump does not take well to criticism, one official said, so any critique has to be prefaced with lavish praise ― as if dealing with a child.

Cables carrying Mohammed's interrogation transcripts back to Washington reportedly were prefaced with the warning that "the detainee has been known to withhold information or deliberately mislead".

There has been a lot of sanctimonious moral relativism around lately, usually prefaced by such phrases as these.

"Judge Nap" has been a Fox News commentator since 1998, and made his allegations, prefaced by the phrase "sources have told me…".

The book is prefaced with a family tree that lays out the lopsided structure of Clare's family -- her father, Graham, has been married three times and has had children with each of his wives.

This piece is also running today in newspapers in my conservative area, prefaced there by the statement, "I want to share here a piece that has been posted on several liberal websites".