Sentence examples for introduction writing from inspiring English sources

As stated in the introduction, writing these knowledge bases is more complex than structuring the CPG and then automatically generating the "if conditions then criticism" rules, as we propose in this article.

The introduction, written by the filmmaker John Waters, is engaging but slight; it's salesmanship, not criticism.

By Arthur Miller The New Yorker, December 25 , 1995P. 110 Introduction written by John Lahr accompanies salesman story.

The New Yorker, December 25 , 1995P. 110 Introduction written by John Lahr accompanies salesman story.

The timeline, attached as an exhibit, included an introduction written by the lawyer, whose name is not included.

Each book has a cover created by a textile designer, and an introduction written by another Virago author.

David R. Godine has issued the volume here, substituting an introductory essay by Kiely for the introduction written by the young novelist Colum McCann.

It's a charming introduction, written with Lowry's characteristic elegance and economy, and with her usual attentiveness to the internal consistency of her imaginary world.

He then painted in Greece and exhibited the results in Paris, with a catalogue introduction written by Louis Vauxcelles, the veteran art critic who had coined the expression "Fauves".

Fergusson's introduction, written as the book went to press last autumn, reports the unexpected retreat of al-Shabaab, whose units had pulled out of Mogadishu.

His solution: "I started checking with my colleagues first to see if they were comfortable with an introduction," wrote Grant.