Sentence examples for moving introduction from inspiring English sources

The film is a moving introduction to the Holocaust and looks at the stories of survivors.

After a moving introduction by Nicco Mele, director of the Shorenstein Center, Wilmore took the stage.

In a moving introduction, Ness says it was like being handed a baton and told to run.

A moving introduction explains that this memoir was written before Hurricane Katrina; much of what Sancton lovingly depicts has now vanished in space as well as time.

Jan Carl Park, the guest speaker at our event honoring World AIDS Day 2013, gave a moving introduction about a friend of his lost to the disease.

Last Exit received the support and critical praise of literary luminaries – Allen Ginsberg declared that it would "still be eagerly read in 100 years" – and this new Penguin Classics edition includes a moving introduction by contemporary enfant terrible Irvine Welsh.

All we see of his family is his little son and his wife Marion Coutts – who contributes a moving introduction-cum-afterword.

Early on, Apple needed Macworld and the hype to generate interest and excitement, but it's been pulling back from it for about five years, moving introductions to other venues or to special events – or in many cases, just issuing press releases.

It's a moving, informative introduction to South Africa's tumultuous history.

Less than 18 months after moving, the introduction of the benefit cap means she is no longer able to pay her rent, and she too faces eviction for a second time.

Although most coded SoPs include the four general moves "Introduction" (IN), "Establish Credentials" (EC), "Reasons for Applying" (RA) and "Conclusion" (CO), there are a couple of inter-corpus differences in the frequencies of each move's associated steps.