Mr Rogers even plays in the preface with the idea that Ayer was somewhat autistic.
Heminge and Condell, the editors of the 1623 Folio edition of Shakespeare's works, end their short preface with the exhortation "Reade him, therefore; and againe and againe".
Several judges said they were impressed by how often they heard a debater preface remarks with "This is a complex issue".
This person doesn't have to preface everything with "This is your captain speaking," but the captain had better do a lot of speaking, or else the stoker is in for some unpleasant surprises.
Even this I must preface with an inquiry into the origin and various species of the earliest buildings, and their gradual advance to perfection.
Business Insider's Emmie Martin writes: "Prefacing sentences with this word, as in, 'Actually, I didn't work on that account,' or 'Actually, you can do it this way,' puts distance between you and the listener by hinting that they were somehow wrong, according to Carolyn Kopprasch, chief happiness officer at Buffer.
She rapped over Aaliyah's "Hot Like Fire" on her track of the same name, prefacing it with, "This song is about my motherfuckin' idol.
It's a move most artists preface with several years of compromising, but in the Internet era, it may become a more rapid phenomenon.
Clarendon reprinted the fifth edition of Green's Prolegomena to Ethics in 2003, replacing Edward Caird's preface with an introductory essay by David Brink.
Time the presentations of your work for hectic, unfocused moments, and preface with a litany of self-deprecating statements. 5. Cling to your limitations and constrictions.
