Sentence examples for kind of introductory from inspiring English sources

BabyWOW is exactly the kind of introductory, interactive software that parents would want their children to have.

One is a kind of introductory treatment of Epicurean ethics, for which On Choices and Avoidances would be an appropriate title and which was probably written by Philodemus, who mentions such a work of his own (at PHerc. 1424.28.5; formerly called Ethica Comparetti after its first editor).

Generally speaking, the oki represents all kinds of introductory instrumental sections (aigata, or in this case maebiki) or vocal parts (maeuta) before the entrance of the dancer.

But what the company found with its self-driving material was that it was actually quite advanced compared to the skill level of interested students, so it set out to create a kind of fundamentals introductory program to help make sure more could enter the main course with a better foundation.

He proceeded professorially, delivering a sort of introductory survey of Share International.

I wonder if some sort of introductory figure could help.

But what I've seen with certain styles of music is, the more commercial it is, it's kind of a younger, more introductory level sort of thing.

I hear the same little speech, or a version of it, at gala events literary prizes, political fund-raisers, that sort of thing when whichever government representative happens to be there reads some kind of acknowledgment before his or her introductory remarks.

That gurning, rolling around kind of thing is level one, the introductory phase.

An introductory letter explaining the kind of research and the questionnaires was given to each woman randomly selected with the inclusion criteria from mining and agricultural villages.

The examples indicate that these competencies can be gained through the kind of laboratory work associated with the typical introductory biology, chemistry, and physics courses.