Sentence examples for introducing the book from inspiring English sources

Introducing the book, he writes that Pink's jumping-off point is the academic work done over the past few decades that consistently shows that financial rewards hinder creativity.

Introducing the book to those who haven't read it yet, without revealing too many of its various secrets, is not an easy task.

Introducing the book, Mary Ellen Mark comments on how relaxed the women appear, an observation which makes me a bit sad.

"The tale herein is all my mama's endeavour," writes Thomas Kinsman, a Jamaican publisher, introducing the book that he has encouraged his mother to write partly as a way of ­diverting her constant attempts to speak her story to him.

The parable is his way of introducing the book's core question: Will an A.I., if realized, use its vast capability in a way that is beyond human control?

This chapter, introducing the book Characterization of Semi-conductor Heterostructures and Nanostructures, is divided into five sections.

But when Johnny Chrome and Walker are introduced, the book roars into life.

Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, helped introduce the book at a conference at Columbia University.

When the issue arose again last Monday, Judge Sand still hesitated to introduce the book before the jury.

Three decades later, as I introduce the book to my own children, I am finding that its power remains undiminished.

In a sign of the seriousness with which the recommendations are being examined, the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, will help introduce the book at a conference at Columbia University.