Sentence examples for introduction that both from inspiring English sources

Airily, Briggs writes in her introduction that both the "Aftermaths" and the copious endnotes can be skipped "by 'the common reader' for whom my book is primarily intended".

Although it was emphasized in the introduction that both feasible and effective environmental efforts might be difficult to achieve, ongoing research into the feasibility of such strategies and the combined effects of educational and environmental interventions is needed.

Still, it provides a thrilling introduction that should not be missed.

So overall, a busy little introduction that doesn't give too much away.

"I wanted an introduction that was almost as potent as Layla," Marr would later say.

He tried playing matchmaker for Jim Morrison and Nico, an introduction that resulted in a strange stare-down.

In addition, she wrote the introduction that served as an overview of the State's history.

I should just say it, but I lose nerve, make an introduction that alerts her.

She begins, strangely, with a seemingly hasty introduction that has some careless mistakes.

They can be annoying, especially a prologue following an introduction that comes after a foreword.

Each section has a brief introduction that provides some context for the individual studies.