Sentence examples for its foreword from inspiring English sources
As its foreword states, it is "a revolutionary departure from past doctrine".
It was described in its foreword by William Kirby, the chairman of the history department at Harvard University and a scholar of China, as "the first full study in English of Nanking's tragedy".
From its "Foreword by Thomas Jefferson" -- "Is it true Halle Berry is once again single?" -- to fabricated color photographs of the Supreme Court justices naked, "America (The Book)" maintains a balance between pointed satire and sublime silliness.
I admit that I did not, like a responsible reviewer, sit down and read "America (The Book)" straight through from its "Foreword by Thomas Jefferson" -- "Is it true Halle Berry is once again single?" -- to the end.
Graves wrote its foreword.
The A.N.B. casts a wider net, including for the first time, as its foreword notes, "important figures such as Sojourner Truth, Scott Joplin, Charles Guiteau and Martha Washington".
Its short foreword is written by Beyoncé, who learned from Prince the knack of both withholding and dramatizing the facts of one's private life.
Rights were sold in Russia, but the publishing house in Moscow added its own unauthorised foreword saying Oksanen had portrayed Russians as "pigs and murderers".
Ed Pettit put it well in his foreword to The Experts.
Góngora is one of the most significant figures in Spanish early modern literature — he was born in 1561, three years before Shakespeare — and his work is generally associated with the idea that, as Grossman puts it in her foreword, "language itself, not its emotive referent or expressive content, is the intrinsic aesthetic component of poetry".
