Sentence examples for in your introductions from inspiring English sources

In your introductions to the stories, you often describe how an idea will stay with you half-formed for years, until some catalyst makes you go back to it.

You say in your introduction that selecting an occupation for your characters is an essential part of making them persuasive.

You say in your introduction that you had read "Runaway Ralph" a minimum of five hundred and seventy-two times at age eight.

In your Introduction, you write that most orange-juice drinkers are "misinformed about what it is they are drinking".

Your methodology should be touched upon (along with your reasons for choosing said methodology) in your introduction.

In your introduction to the collection, you mention that in this period Fitzgerald was writing for money, rather than, necessarily, for art.

And why in your introduction do you fall into the 1970s thinking that more is better by calling these places "good value"?

In your introduction to the collection, you talk about how you took a year and devoted yourself to becoming "semi-literate".

But, if you're opining on pay and name-checking May in your introduction, surely you are obliged to address her big idea.

All the writers you chose for this issue were born after the publication of "One Hundred Years of Solitude," a point you mention in your introduction.

Schiff replied, "I think you referred to us in your introduction as 'fellow obsessives.' And if you didn't, I suspect you should have".