Sentence examples for illuminating introduction from inspiring English sources
Beautifully produced by New York Review Books in a new translation, by Damion Searls, with an illuminating introduction, Anti-Education consists of five lectures Nietzsche gave at the Basel city museum in 1872.
But Bolaño's often withering assessments of other writers and of the literary establishment ("The Royal Spanish Academy is a cave full of privileged cranums") are well worth reading, and there's an illuminating introduction by Marcela Valdes, which explains in detail how Bolaño came to find out about the killings in Ciudad Juarez that formed the basis of his masterpiece, 2666.
As Peter Croft's illuminating Introduction makes clear, courtly love was still a potent influence on the Elizabethan poets, and Neoplatonic idealism informs much of Sidney's work.
In that same year he published Russell Baker's Book of American Humor, which, following an illuminating introduction, gives its due to figures such as Benjamin Franklin, Mark Twain, and James Thurber.
All in all, an effective and illuminating introduction that leads to an interesting chapter is written by Jean-Claude Ameisen. Jean-Claude Ameisen
For the students who participated, the workshops were an illuminating introduction to lessons that may one day save their lives.
Read in conjunction with Welsh's highly personal introduction, this authorial note will be illuminating for longstanding fans, and make Last Exit to Brooklyn easier to swallow for newcomers.
The additional control experiment of illuminating wild type cells, clearly shows that without the introduction of the fused LOV domain-containing protein in this assay S. cerevisiae does not respond to light (Fig. 3).
A fourth suggestion might be added to that list: reading "The Language Police" as an introduction to the problem, a book that is every bit as alarming as it is illuminating.
