Sentence examples for introduces by from inspiring English sources
The first was a "Daily Show" segment with John Hodgman, which Jon Stewart introduces by saying, "Books: You might know them as the thing Amazon tells you 'you might be interested in' when you're buying DVDs".
The main onscreen presence, however, is Fassbinder himself, whom Thomsen introduces by way of a unique archive: Thomsen's own filmed interview with Fassbinder during the Cannes Film Festival in 1978, which is previously unreleased and which, Thomsen said, he himself could never even bring himself to watch.
As its title suggests, this 1988-98 essay concerns the history of the movies and also the stories told by the movies -- subjects that Mr. Godard introduces by juxtaposing two bygone systems of industrial production: those of MGM and the U.S.S.R. -- "the power of Babylon," as Mr. Godard himself rasps on the soundtrack.
Apple's new iPad mini for 2013 introduces by far the most oft-requested feature that was missing from the original version: a high resolution Retina display for ultra-sharp rendering of text and images.
That means that a court ruling which is sensitive to the nuance of Google's position as both a data indexer and an information foregrounder makes sense, however much complexity it introduces by putting a requirement on a data indexer to balance considerations of individual privacy — in specific requested instances — with a possible public interest to know.
There's Toby, who Escola introduces by asking the audience, "Do you know what gay for pay is?" Then, lowering his voice and slacking his jaw, Escola becomes a young, butch man in an unnamed audition, wearing a white tank top and camouflage shorts.
They were introduced by mutual friends.
Dickson, introduced by the historian Paul Spehr.
This idea was introduced by Frege.
Carson was introduced by David Muir and Martha Raddatz.
