Sentence examples for introduced by being from inspiring English sources

In philosophy, new posits are regularly introduced by being compared with, or likened to, an already familiar item.

In fact, tropes have been introduced by being compared with and likened to not one but two distinct but equally familiar kinds of things: the property and the substance.

Under the norm introduced by is a Banach space and is a closed subspace of.

May says control orders, introduced by Labour, were increasingly being knocked down by the courts.

Oldman, who was introduced by John Hurt, was modest about the award backstage.

Each poet is illuminatingly introduced by Van Dyck and Tsalapatis is described as having a "restless take on the crisis".

Slim Aarons: Women, introduced by Laura Hawk is published next month by Abrams, £55.

The show's second half, introduced by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, was played on acoustic instruments.

An anti-capital-punishment resolution introduced by Italy was defeated in 1994.

Among the evidence introduced by prosecutors are other letters between Mr. Peoples and Ms. Williams.

The volume, edited and introduced by Crane, was a monument of the Chicago School.