Sentence examples for introduction described from inspiring English sources

'The introduction described Mark Littlewood as a 'smoker', which indicated to the audience his likely approach to the subject.

"The introduction described the Senate as 'recalcitrant', while the phrase 'from bad to worse' simply means that the situation had deteriorated, which it demonstrably had," the ABC news division said.

In Mrs Fallon's statement read to the jury, she said: "My brother's life was like a book that had a title, an introduction, described the characters, set the scene and then someone ripped out the rest of the pages".

Letson, in his introduction, described Spencer as a white nationalist who "sees Trump's election as the first solid steps toward a new post-America whites-only nation".

This extract from the introduction describes the circumstances that led to my unlikely late-life newspaper columnist side-career.

The most recent introduction describes a play still in rehearsal at the National Theatre, Afterlife, about the great Austrian director Max Reinhardt.

It also has an excellent introduction, describing the particular qualities of Austrian - as opposed to German, or any other - literatures.

Come prepared with a succinct introduction, describing intellectual passions, academic aptitudes, extracurricular interests, career aspirations and issues of special concern before turning to course selection.

The introduction, describing the prehistoric forces that formed the landscape on which the house will stand, may strike some as pretentious.

Wolpert's new introduction describes a bout that occurred after the first publication of Malignant Sadness : "When a friend urged me to read my own book I was not even amused".

His book's introduction describes it as a return gift to his subjects, and a tribute to his fixers, without whom none of the pictures would have been possible.