Sentence examples for introduced generations from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

As the author of 20 or so non-fiction books, 54-year-old FitzSimons has introduced generations of Australians to this continent's "yarns" – about aviator Charles Kingsford Smith, bushranger Ned Kelly, Eureka, Nancy Wake and about the tragedy of the European western front, for example.

The textbook introduced generations of students to the revolutionary ideas of John Maynard Keynes, the British economist who in the 1930s developed the theory that modern market economies could become trapped in depression and would then need a strong push from government spending or tax cuts, in addition to lenient monetary policy, to restore them.

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.

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.

Meanwhile, Hausdorff's textbook Grundzüge der Mengenlehre (1914; see his 2002) introduced two generations of mathematicians into set theory and general topology.

Marguerite Patten, who has died aged 99, wrote more than 170 cookery books and introduced several generations to the ins and outs of the kitchen.