Sentence examples for is introductory from inspiring English sources
adjective
Introducing; giving a preview or idea of.
- He enrolled in an introductory wine-making course.
The aim of the Fall for Dance Festival is introductory.
This is introductory science tailored for the age of self-indulgence and short attention spans.
The trouble is, introductory courses range across so much material they often fail to offer students anything to sink their teeth into.
The price for the 60-GB model is introductory.
The first part of the note is introductory.
The first half of this chapter is introductory to the mechanics of tensegrity systems.
"These are introductory ads".
He said they were "introductory" in nature and declined to be specific about substance.
Marquee exhibitions of African art are few and far between and tend to be introductory surveys or highlights from collections.
Both were introductory sessions, with bullet points of information that had already been detailed in the module outline.
"Some of them are introductory, and a strong high school student would be able to complete them," Mr. Ng said.
