Sentence examples for standard introduction from inspiring English sources

His textbook, "Economics," has been the standard introduction to the discipline for over fifty years.

It's not the standard introduction to a lesson on cross-cultural delicacies.

It has been the standard introduction to the Hebrew scriptures in numerous colleges and seminaries in English.

"How can I help?" is his standard introduction, and the way he says it — calmly, assertively — indicates that your problems are about to be solved.

This might seem like a fairly standard introduction to science fiction, but Liu read it under exceptional circumstances; this was at the height of the Cultural Revolution, in his native China, and all western literature was strictly forbidden.

This time, the door on the women's side of the auditorium was breached; there was frantic screaming as verses from the Koran, the standard introduction to public meetings, were read.

Originally published in 1949 with the title "Introduction to Radiochemistry" and appearing in several editions and multiple languages, it became one of the standard introductions to both fields.

The style of a research paper is quite formulaic, with most journals following some version of the standard Introduction-Methods-Results-Discussion sequence.

Europe has introduced a new standard for introduction in the 2005 model year.

With Ernest W. Burgess, Park wrote a standard text, Introduction to the Science of Sociology (1921).

They also argue that at around £1,300 for a standard TM introduction course, and more for the advanced TM-Sidhi programme, the maharishi's fees are excessive.