Sentence examples for introductions book from inspiring English sources

It also marks critical validation for the company's approach to combining modern "tele-health" tech with evidence-based healthcare practices, allowing patients to peruse profiles of licensed therapists, view video introductions, book appointments and get live care via videoconferencing.

For example, 40 (17.47%) did not want to watch or read the introduction book and reported that it was too complicated and with specialized language that they did not understand.

The first book, though probably the last written, is a general introduction; Books II, III, and VII VIII, probably the earliest, deal with the ideal state; and Books IV VII analyze actual states and politics.

You'd expect the elephant folio to be more truncated: Abe Books' introduction to book sizes.

As Mr Snyder notes in his introduction, the book is both about the life of the mind and a mindful life.

But he was only able to complete the "Introduction" and Book 1 of the work.

Hasdai Crescas mentions Ibn Daud together with Ibn Sina and al-Ghazali as an important pre-Maimonidean author (Or ha-Shem, Introduction to Book I).

As Beinecke writes in her introduction, "This book is a call to action, one citizen's honest appeal".

As Knee writes in the introduction, "This book is by no means an indie girl A-Z.

His Muqaddimah (A Prolegomena), the introduction and book one of his Kitab Al-Ibar (A book of universal history) is truly remarkable.

The show is not only a great introduction to book art, it's a good opportunity to discover artists from all over the world.