Sentence examples for really introduced from inspiring English sources

They really introduced me to all that 70s power pop.

"It really introduced a whole new world of strategic depth," she said.

Arturo Toscanini's LP's really introduced me to classical music, and I still think he was a remarkable, passionate conductor.

Remember, it was the Commonwealth Games and not the Olympics that really introduced us to 15-year-old human dolphin Ian Thorpe in 1998.

Alston Loring had really introduced modern art to New York but somehow he did not have a good post in the art world, and he and his wife were forced to sell their collection.

"That is the question Katrina really introduced for the first time — the sense that soon, if not already, what we used to call acts of God are really acts of man," Professor Lewis said.

More problematic, it seeks that sympathy without ever really introducing the characters in depth.

To old radio heads, what Mr. Heussler was describing wasn't really introducing someone to something new.

It really introduces me as a foreigner to the west coast of British Columbia and the people here.

Plane crashes, Aids, fluke drug overdoses, bizarre shootings wander in on the narratives unannounced and stick around without ever really introducing themselves.

zmeyonysh (Peter, 30, Programmer): "Start a REALISTIC struggle against corruption and really introduce the concept of the inviolability of private property".