Sentence examples for introduction to chapter from inspiring English sources

Isaac Abarbanel refers to a translation by Ibn Tibbon of Maimonides' introduction to chapter ten of Mishnah Sanhedrin, but this translation does not survive.

Here is part of Costa's introduction to Chapter 1 of Origin (p. 7): "Darwin's main objective in this chapter is to argue for a genealogical pattern of relationship among domesticated varieties of a given group of plants or animals, and against the view that such varieties simply represent a like number of wild ancestors".

These lectures can be found in Chapter 2 of Ewald et al. 2013; see also the Introduction to this chapter, §4.2.

This chapter provides an introduction to subsequent chapters.

But these intriguing sentences are the introduction to a chapter about water balloon fights.

Holmes provides a short introduction to each chapter, but the pages of extracts that follow are not easy to digest in long chunks.

The introduction to each chapter sketches the new character through a telling anecdote or a few pertinent facts, allowing the reader to quickly assemble a mental picture.

In the introduction to a chapter on weekend lunch, she describes the lima bean and tuna salad her great-aunt Myra used to make.

The group will create an introduction to their chapter of the book, "Ladies First" which will help explain their individual pages.

Even his famous term for consciousness of self, 'I think', occurs for the first time only in the introduction to the chapter on the Paralogisms.

We noted in the introduction to this chapter that the problem with American health care lies in the rigidities imposed on the marketplace by layers of government regulation and bureaucracy.