Sentence examples for no introduction is from inspiring English sources

No editor is credited, and no introduction is provided.

If you've seen Ms. Nottage's "Ruined," about Congolese women in wartime, which won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for drama, no introduction is necessary.

Sometimes you stumble into a fit so right no introduction is necessary.

Anyway, what I wanted to say is that I knew Lihn, so no introduction was necessary.

No introduction was needed with Ms. Lively, the star of "Gossip Girl" — the two had met many times before.

Joseph Papp, who needs no introduction, was addressing a conference on "Arts Centers: U.S.A. and Canada," sponsored by the Associated Councils of the Arts.

In fact, Mr. Zabar, who describes himself as "a grocer," and Mr. Allen, who needs no introduction, are doing a lot more than complaining to each other.

"For those wealthy enough to bank at Morgan, no introduction was needed," Andrew S. Dolkart says in the new second edition of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission's Guide to New York City Landmarks (John Wiley & Sons).

Yet the reason neither man needs an introduction is in no small part due to their introductions.

In Maxwell's world, no introductions are necessary; people just start talking, or arguing, or singing together.

When the first actor was ushered in to read for the part of Chandler, "a droll, dry guy in his 20's," no introductions were made.