Sentence examples for small introductory from inspiring English sources

The following is merely intended as a small, introductory selection of scholarly studies relating to Kircher and his correspondence.

Within a few weeks the decision was made, and the cause was evident: a small introductory seminar in European history taught by Joseph Finkelstein.

In a small introductory section, pieces by a few of Mr. Pisano's favorite historical figures -- including Arthur Dove, Helen Torr, Fairfield Porter, John Marin and Ernest Lawson -- illustrate various approaches to specific times of day.

Harris finally arrives and, after a small introductory chat, we begin our tour.

Consider giving a small introductory speech.

If you've put some effort into learning the song for a special birthday or an event, consider giving a small introductory speech before you sing the song.

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"Zhivago" isn't on the Tolstoy/Chekhov level, but there are wonderful passages, including one that I thought spoke to the gruffness you often encounter in Cubans, the excessive suspicion of introductory small talk they sometimes demonstrate.

The Smithsonian's touring exhibition -- small, colorful and introductory, in the manner of exhibitions produced by Sites, the Smithsonian's traveling-show extension -- makes an effort to get the terms right and to have the audience see Latin jazz in almost participatory terms.

This small bit of introductory memoir was so delightful that I was dismayed, on moving to the main text, to find myself abruptly plunged into a set piece on horticultural horoscopes, followed by a column on the seeds Pavord intends to sow this January — but which January is "this" January?

I would also recommend that a grown-up be on hand to talk about a series of small images in an introductory section called "The Old West" featuring American Indians, one showing an indigenous man on his knees begging for mercy as soldiers point guns at him.