Sentence examples for says in the introduction from inspiring English sources
"says in the introduction" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is used to indicate that someone has made a statement in the beginning (or introduction) of a piece of writing. Example: As the author says in the introduction, "The purpose of this essay is to discuss the effects of climate change on our planet."
"The Obama administration is at it again," Mr. Romney says in the introduction to the petition.
As the renowned food historian Ken Albala rightly says in the introduction to this remarkable collection, "everyone has to eat".
"My approach to the Voice was totally cynical," he says in the introduction to a collection of his first decade of Voice strips, "Explainers" (Fantagraphics; $28.99).
As he says in the introduction, this was deliberate: his intention was to make it "easier for a reader to step into the frame and imagine themselves there".
And as Michael Palin says in the introduction, that is the key to wandering: "I've relied on human encounters to bring to life the places I've visited".
"If you're successful you're allowed to do anything," Brian De Palma says in the introduction to a recent edition of "The Devil's Candy".
"Our system of justice has become unaffordable to most," Thomas said in the introduction to his report.
"I found that because violence makes news, the stories of ordinary people never get out," he said in the introduction.
"I say in the introduction to the book that this isn't a theory, it's an explanation – and I sincerely believe it is," he says.
"We do not rely on gimmicks or creative accounting tricks to balance our budget," the House Republicans say in the introduction to their fiscal 2016 budget.
John Julius Norwich makes a point of saying in the introduction to his history of the popes that he is "no scholar" and that he is "an agnostic Protestant".
