Sentence examples for in that introduction from inspiring English sources

In that introduction, Scully compares Venturi to Le Corbusier, the bespectacled god of modernism, and does not flinch.

He did not go on to explain in that introduction that the most notorious features of Stalin's regime — the use of terror, the show trials, and the concentration camps — had all been inaugurated by Lenin.

As Bennett says in that introduction, if you got into Oxbridge, as he did and I did, you got your photo in the local paper and your education was paid for.

Seeking to give her tone in that introduction greater brilliance, Ms. Kimura modified exercises her first teacher — Armand Weisbord, a student of the Belgian master Eugène Ysaÿe — had taught her for achieving greater brilliance on high notes, drawing the bow very slowly and steadily, with slightly greater pressure than usual.

Note in this case that introduction of the transgene postdates the inferred recombination events.

Guitarist The Edge explained that some of the sounds in the introduction that resemble keyboards were actually created by him on guitar.

It is in the introduction of ECT that the film begins to enter murky waters.

We learn in the introduction that he has been finding people since 1990 and now makes so much money that he's able to take on free cases.

The editor, Fiona Pitt-Kethlamentsments in the introduction that she found too few books about sex written by women.

The author also candidly admits in the introduction that he was an infant when the films he analyses were released.

Purnell noted that in the introduction to his biography of the great man, The Churchill Factor, Johnson mentions one individual 31 times – Boris Johnson.