Sentence examples for introducing to a from inspiring English sources
In fact, Merton's interests turned toward Eastern religions, particularly Zen Buddhism, which he is credited with introducing to a wider audience in the West.
"This benefit assessment programme, which you are introducing to a very large number of people, should have the same level of rigour applied [as that of cancer screening in the NHS] to see whether we want it or not.
He was also a man of dialogue, a promoter of peace between people and religions". In fact, Merton's interests turned toward Eastern religions, particularly Zen Buddhism, which he is credited with introducing to a wider audience in the West.
From a humble start selling tape cassettes from the trunk of a family car in the late 1980's, Mr. Rankin led his family group, the Rankins, to sell two million records, introducing to a new generation the joys of Gaelic song and music.
Before Tebow won a Heisman Trophy at Florida or captivated the N.F.L. with the Broncos, he was a star on a tiny stage at Nease High School, introducing to a small audience what has become an oddly predictable and wildly popular routine.
More than an archive, "Treasures IV" has the added benefit of introducing to a wider public a few giants of the movement who are still producing new work.
