Sentence examples for introduction notes from inspiring English sources

Introduction, notes, and translation of letters copyright © 1988 by Christopher Maurer).

For instance, in Muslim areas, the introduction notes Jesus's presence in the Koran and his importance to Islamic faith.

The answer is that you benefit from the "added value" of a scholarly apparatus - introduction, notes - but these date very quickly.

The 'oldest epic in the world' - previously only available in academic texts - is now presented in an uncomplicated way with a useful introduction, notes and glossary.

"This year's report," according to the introduction, "notes that economic freedom remains on the rise," though the average score is still only at 5.1 out of 10.

He is, as the exhibition introduction notes, "a photojournalist, blogger, self-publisher, Instagrammer and educator" – someone who understands that today the sharing of the image often seems as crucial as the image itself.

But the introduction noted that "the steps toward sovereignty and democracy will be difficult and require patience and time".

There's also plenty of food-centered verse; a personal favorite appears in the introduction, noting the general disdain in which vegetarian dishes were held ("muzawwara" refers to dishes meant to mimic meat): How can muzawwara my nourishment be?

Hornsey followed Huffington's introduction, noting that being at the company is "exactly" where she wants to be given its current challenges and her interest in being a driver of significant change in her professional role.

This is consistent with prior research outlined in the introduction noting the importance of parental concerns moderating GP sensitivity towards a troubled child.

Introduction and notes by Radu Ioanid.