Sentence examples for introducing and reintroducing from inspiring English sources

There has never been more of it available, of a range unimaginable to music-goers of even 50 years ago, stretching from across the globe and back through history, introducing and reintroducing us to modes new and forgotten, strange rhythms, mysterious harmonies, arcane structures.

Mr. Gore has been introducing and reintroducing himself for some months, but some of his advisers worry that there is still a gap in voters' knowledge about him and that this is hurting him in comparisons with Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, his Republican rival.

A procession of local politicians introduced and reintroduced Mr. Scott, extolling his financial acumen and management skills.

Whether you agree with these viewpoints or sit somewhere in between, the fact is that the publicity around this topic in the past few days has only served to introduce and reintroduce many more people to the word mong.

Despite those numbers, industry-backed legislators in both houses of Congress have been introducing -- and reintroducing -- benign-sounding bills over the last few years that would do the exact opposite of what a solid majority of Americans want.

Thanks to its low price and versatility, the Raspberry Pi is introducing (and in some cases, reintroducing) legions of computer users to the magic of raw computing.

Hamid probably understates the importance of policy differences that divide the two parties, especially now that Trump has proposed things like introducing religious tests for immigrants and reintroducing the use of torture in interrogations of terrorist subjects, as well as promising to appoint Supreme Court Justices in the mold of the late Antonin Scalia.

Methods are needed for the design and evaluation of cropping systems, in order to test the effects of introducing or reintroducing crops into rotations.

How many of us have experienced a priest, minister or rabbi using a funeral as an excuse to try introducing or reintroducing the grieving into the fold?

The fiscal policy was also reformed, with one tax being introduced and tariffs being reintroduced.

It was revived in legislation introduced in 2003, and reintroduced last year, by City Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., a Queens Democrat.