Sentence examples for reader introduction from inspiring English sources

When KOR's reason for existing dissolved, it dissolved" (Schell, Jonathan. 2004. The Jonathan Schell Reader, Introduction to Letters from Prison by Adam Michnik, New York: Nation Books).

By that time, the author had already written five Narnia books, but these days the novel is often readers' introduction to the series.

"Adam" thus serves — seems almost meant to serve — as a cisgendered reader's introduction to Casey's milieu.

And two collections of essays, The Wedding Dress and The Winter Sun, would give a reader an introduction to my interest in religion and philosophy.

"As the market-leading UK newspaper website the Guardian has delivered sustained editorial excellence and innovation in 2005, including the launch of blogs in a number of key areas; a beta text of its own branded RSS reader; the introduction of new advertising formats and tactical expansion in the mobile space.

Regardless of access, since the reader's introduction occurs through titles and abstracts, substantive titles and abstracts more effectively capture a reader's attention.

By putting my blog out there I am offering my readers an introduction to not only my work but the things that inspire it and the things which make me, as a researcher, as person, as a potential employee tick.

It is designed to provide the reader with an introduction to the kinds of dental and osteological pathology encountered most commonly in work with prehistoric skeletal remains.

For a full summary of the research on solvability of the fluid-structure interaction problem, we refer the reader to the introduction in [1] and references therein.

The purpose of this chapter is to provide the reader a simple introduction to consensus standards organizations and the standards that they develop as well as how the requirements for device testing by the FDA interplay with consensus standards development and use.

The Background section is insufficiently detailed to give the reader a good introduction to the topics covered by the manuscript.