Sentence examples for outset we are from inspiring English sources

At the outset, we are introduced to the characters, one of whom is Detective Strauss.

It declares at the outset, "We are going to dance and have some fun" and delivers every time.

From the outset we are in good hands: Roberta may be naïve and unworldly, but through her sixth sense – she sees people's hidden colours or auras – we come to understand her prescience, her uncanny intuition.

From the outset, we are told directly it is the burgeoning US market that funds the cartels' activities, underwriting the atrocities that attend the production of drugs in Mexico, unimpeded by the authorities on either side of the border.

From the outset we are asked to help him figure out where to find the endings of the theme entries, which are slangy terms for those who sail the HIGH SEAS.

At the very outset we are introduced to the boy's family as they move southward through their country in a convoy of trucks from an area controlled by "African Arabs" to their own ethnic heartland, inhabited by "pure Africans," in the book's somewhat overly reductive language of ethnicity.

"From the outset, we were obsessed with Karen," Balenger said.

It was clear at the outset we were talking two different languages.

"We've said from the outset we're not long-term owners of clubs," Greenberg said.

As our guide, Jay Good, made clear from the outset, we were at the mercy of the Vatican guards and whatever personal relationship they have with the guides.

At the outset, we're told that "Epilogue" isn't meant to focus solely on the grief and loss associated with becoming widowed.