Sentence examples for in an introduction to from inspiring English sources

In an introduction to his book Ideology: An Introduction, Eagleton attacked "Amis and his ilk" for railing against Islam instead of promoting tolerance.

Gore Vidal, in an introduction to the Penguin edition, calls Maggie and her father "splendid monsters".

On Saturdays only, families can also take part in an introduction to bird-watching at noon.

In an introduction to the new edition, Gregory Smulewicz-Zucker, the volume's editor, emphasizes the "humanistic" aspect of Mekas's criticism.

In an introduction to an anthology, he read that she "withdrew from life" beginning in her twenties.

Moore, in an introduction to the book, insisted that "the government has expressed a desire to eradicate homosexuality".

In an introduction to the 32-page report, Hammond noted concerns about compromised academic and press freedoms.

Cacao made Amado into a writer — and in an introduction to "The Violent Land" (1943) he expresses his debt.

In an introduction to the song, Trell, a producer who raps on this track, calls Mr. David's critics "jealous".

She describes their ordeal in an introduction to the project: They have returned to their daily lives now.

In an introduction to "The Best American Essays 2007" he explained the qualities he looked for as a reader.