Sentence examples for kind of introduction from inspiring English sources

I don't know any other city where that kind of introduction awaits you".

It's a speech that didn't go well with Mr. Schwarzman's other partners as the right kind of introduction, he says.

"Basin and Range" was a kind of introduction, and the Appalachian geology in "In Suspect Terrain" played a role that would follow that introduction, and so on.

I was actually really young, and I went to America when it was Sept. 11, so it was an interesting kind of introduction.

A QUICK G.O.P. RESPONSE -- The Republicans gave John Edwards a different kind of introduction, defining him as an inexperienced, unaccomplished, liberal trial lawyer who was not even John Kerry's first choice.

A small, slight figure in a stylish but sober blue suit, he creeps on stage without any kind of introduction, and strolls back and forth, talking into a microphone non-stop for 100 minutes, before walking off stage again.

Whether or not Hashable will become overrun with recruiters and sales people like LinkedIn did will depend on what kind of introductions are encouraged.

He never wrote the kind of introductions to the principles of metaphysics and natural philosophy that Thomas Aquinas composed in his On Being and Essence (De ente et essentia) and On the Principles of Nature (De principiis naturae), nor did he comment on Aristotle's works.

There are a few different kinds of introductions that are frequently used, but they often detract from the force of your argument by being too vague, broad, or unclear, or by including irrelevant information.

That kind of personal introduction to new sounds is a big part of the appeal of mix-CD swapping, an increasingly popular hobby that has spawned an online subculture.

"It was kind of an introduction to the concept that a person will do this and he doesn't give a damn about whether he'll live or die," he said.