Sentence examples for introduce generations from inspiring English sources

It will introduce generations of readers who know nothing about jazz to an essential part of their American heritage.

Among Americans, he is perhaps best known for translating and compiling a two-volume anthology in the early 1950s that has been used to introduce generations of university students to Japanese literature.

And just as Dumas's works have served to introduce generations of readers to the pleasures of literature, whetting appetites for swift narration and vivid characters that will eventually be satisfied by greater authors, so will this stolid, unpretentious, thoroughly competent film remind jaded viewers of the sumptuous delight the movies can offer.

His seminal textbook Literary Theory introduced generations of students to what their tutors feared was the mind-rotting influence of the continent.

But the Sony Award-winning broadcaster also introduced generations of listeners to the latest developments in hip-hop and helped a new wave of British performers become stars in the US-dominated genre.

Joel Colton, a historian who for over 50 years helped regularly update a textbook that has introduced generations of college students to modern history, died Sunday at his home in Durham, N. C.

A new series of Ladybird books, the colourful, concise and decidedly wholesome publications that introduced generations of children to everything from fairy tales to hovercraft, is targeting a grown-up audience.

The site is the former home of Radio 1, where Peel broadcast for much of his career, introducing generations to his eclectic, esoteric choice of new bands.

Most happily, they will introduce new generations of Mirandas to the Brave New Worlds of art and technological possibility.

Brave will bring stars to the city and introduce a generation of children to the romance of Scotland, albeit with a Brigadoon-style approach to reality.

Although Bernstein is gone, his spirit will be much in evidence there tomorrow, when he will again introduce a generation of children to the magic of the orchestra.