Sentence examples for introductions to them from inspiring English sources

And brief introductions to them go a long way.

In an attempt to disarm critics as well as the public, Coward wrote a series of acute assessments of his plays, which serve as introductions to them.

"Doskonała próżnia" and "Wielkość urojona" are, in turn, collections of reviews of non-existent books, and introductions to them.

This book is a good introduction to them.

This new collection marks an exciting introduction to them.

But a show that could have been a surveyish introduction to them is something more.

Auden's prose introduction to them furnishes us with one man who happens to know his mythology, one man who is "trying to recapture the old atmosphere of laboratory and lecture-hall", a woman who daydreams of "those landscapes familiar to all readers of English detective stories" and a young man "fully conscious of the attraction of his uniform to both sexes".

"How are you going to win people's votes if your introduction to them is 'all you folks want is free stuff'?" Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post told MSNBC in a TV discussion after the Post's original reporting of the remarks.

The mont blancs (puréed with cream), coupe aux marrons (in syrup, over ice cream) and the fat and crystallized marrons glacés (candied) from Lyons all exploit the natural sugar of chestnuts, and by luck or the lack of it, dessert served as my introduction to them.

In this section, we break down our approach into its major components and give a detailed introduction to them.

There are different kinds of developmental repatterning (Arthur 2011), and the organogenesis in the exercise and video presented here serve as general introduction to them.