Sentence examples for helpful introductions from inspiring English sources

Churchill doesn't give interviews but she does write very helpful introductions.

Eventually, one of the psychologists Martin met took an interest in her project and made helpful introductions.

She was given fine support by a group of singers and instrumentalists and a script by Saroja Kamakshi provided helpful introductions to the form and content of each of the work's sections.

She bided her time, though, building up her talk show through a combination of persistent letter-writing to potential guests and nagging friends and business associates for helpful introductions.

The original contributions, authored by top scholars in the field, provide helpful introductions to important topics in public choice and public law while also exploring the institutional complexity of American democracy.

Other helpful introductions to Whitehead's work include Victor Lowe's Understanding Whitehead (1962), Nathaniel Lawrence's Whitehead's Philosophical Development (1956), Wolfe Mays Thee Philosophy of Whitehead (1959) and Michael Epperson's Quantum Mechanics and the Philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead (2004).

Here's a helpful introduction to Google Analytics, and this return-on-investment calculator will help you determine if your marketing campaign is working.

Each play is annotated and prefaced by a helpful introduction.

Its Web site, www.broadsauthority.gov.uk, also provides a helpful introduction to the area.

By doing a little tinkering and splicing, which he describes in his helpful introduction, Brinkley has made the journals flow.

Schulman makes a similar point in her helpful introduction: "No major poet is cherished more and known less than Marianne Moore".