Sentence examples for really introductory from inspiring English sources

The decision to focus at these levels was driven by the critical opportunity that introductory-level courses represent: for many students, these courses are not really introductory courses.

Do you think a one-and-done prospect really cares about introductory sociology, or that his school really cares if he cares?

Here's just a introductory taster: Really clean water is essential for making great wildlife ponds.

It is fair to wonder whether Professor Mankiw, a full professor of economics at Harvard and the author of what might be the most popular textbook in introductory economics, really needs insurance coverage as an inducement to take statins.

That soothing voice that said, "Dan, you should really try taking an introductory yoga class at that place around the block when you get home?" (Well, your vacation voice probably didn't call you Dan. That would be a coincidence though).

(In "The Devil and Daniel Webster," Mr. Scratch makes a more lavish introductory offer; you really should shop around).

She said the ad was just promotional and that it took a long time to learn the tango and that the $5 half-hour introductory lesson was really a waste of money.

It looks really good and then the introductory period ends, and when you're all comfortable with your services  –Bam!

He makes mad f@$h10n and will tell 'ya straight- even though he's a total fag," and you say in your introductory video, "I really need exposure".

Students might choose their school based on swanky research labs, cutting-edge sport complexes, and the faint chance of eventually sitting in a seminar circle with an academic superstar, but the enormous introductory classes are really the linchpin of the entire operation.

I have asked colleagues who teach upper-division biology courses what they really want students to leave introductory biology being able to do.