Sentence examples for sort of introduction from inspiring English sources

Why here, in his most dazzling entry, is he not given any sort of introduction?

It was just the sort of introduction to grass that Murray wanted.

In the title essay, which serves as a sort of introduction to the collection, Achebe makes it clear that this is not a scholarly work, explaining that he missed his chance to be a scholar when, 40 years ago, "Trinity College, Cambridge turned down my application to study there after I took my first degree at the new University College, Ibadan".

I think it was a shaking hands sort of introduction.

rst radiolo- cal images in a sort of introduction of what will become their professional activities in the rest of their lives.

The use of arbitrary clauses without further requirements in logic programming is a motivation to pursue the same idea in proof-theoretic semantics, admitting just any sort of introduction rules and not just those of a special form, and in particular not necessarily ones which are well-founded.

That may sound harsh but I cannot tell you how many professionals I work with that complain about these sorts of introductions.

About 20 selections -- sort of an introduction to tapas -- are available each day.

But that sort of superficial introduction of confusion is not how great poetry is made, nor how we're brought closer to what is most difficult to say.

Franzen kicks off with a sort of panoramic introduction to Walter and Patty Berglund as seen through the eyes of their neighbours in the gentrifying section of St Paul, Minnesota, where the couple have lived and raised their two children for close to 20 years.

Aside from that, the report it did provide a sort of "101" introduction to the service – although it was quite simplistic.