Sentence examples for introduction to how to from inspiring English sources

As an introduction to how to read, and why we read, it is a remarkable success.

Newton sued, and he lost — and the reason he lost serves as a useful introduction to how to think about intellectual property.

College courses do provide a good introduction to how to use a computer program, but the real issue is knowing what to draw.

But elements of Marcus's distinctive style edge in, almost as if the reader were being given an introduction to how to read his work under the guise of Franzen-eque issues and emotional alienation.

The only required courses are composition and public speaking, along with a seminar that Brother Kenneth Cardwell, the school's dean, refers to as "an introduction to how to talk reasonably to people your own age about matters of common concern".

This chapter provides an introduction to how to design a network server or client program that uses TCP/IP sockets.

"The Wallcreeper" possesses an unimprovable opening sentence — "I was looking at the map when Stephen swerved, hit the rock, and occasioned the miscarriage" — which doubles as an introduction to how it feels to read Zink: swerve! crash!

Although he knows that is an exaggeration, it serves as a catchy introduction to how his institute is trying to reshape the tangled global debate over the role of genetic engineering in agricultural biotechnology.

As charming as Cooke's tribute to the powers and simple pleasures of love may be, this song more importantly provides an introduction to how much there is to learn in this life: history, biology, French, geography, trigonometry … Even the lovestruck Cooke concedes that knowledge is power: "Maybe by being an A student, baby, I can win your love for me," he sings.

That was his introduction to how awful British food culture was.

Both a memoir and an introduction to how genetics are increasingly informing our decisions, Blood Matters holds the reader's attention.