Sentence examples for no real introduction from inspiring English sources

Gillard's homme fatal needs no real introduction.

That was my first real introduction to written verse.

For me, the real introduction to New York was Harriet The Spy..

Her first real introduction to government came in 1973 while attending the Graduate School of Public Administration at the University of Puerto Rico.

Murdoch's real introduction to British journalism came in the early 1950s, when he was fresh out of college.

But his real introduction to books as business came when, as an undergraduate, he won a place on a scholarship programme at the University of Pennsylvania.

My first real introduction to Barber came as a student in 1991 at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, also Barber's alma mater.

But the bill had already done its damage, serving as a major distraction and the country's first real introduction to Mr. McDonnell.

This was my first real introduction to skinning; we attached 'skins' to the underside of our skis, synthetic strips whose fibres all go in one direction so the skis will slide forward but not back, and began the hike upwards.

Her first real introduction to 20th-century composers came in 1947, when Mr. Mann took her on their first date to the home of his composition teacher, Stefan Wolpe, where a pianist played Wolpe's angular piano sonata "Battle Pieces".

He's happier behind the scenes, he said, and he was pleased that, with "Submarine," his first real introduction to American audiences would be as a writer and director.