Sentence examples for the foreword of from inspiring English sources

It was inspired by the Dalai Lama, who actually wrote the foreword of the book.

In the foreword of her collected works, she referred to a contented 25 years of "life with Hal".

Though I included a disclaimer in the foreword of "Normandie," my book about the vessel, I seriously doubt that that myth will ever be put to rest.

"Before their first meeting with the elders, students were uncomfortable and apprehensive," according to the foreword of the 1996-97 editiof of the elders' tales.

The Tories' reason for the proposed sell-off is in the second sentence of the foreword of the consultation: "Reducing the national debt".

This is an edited extract from the foreword of Coping with Endometriosis by Dr Zara Aziz and Jill Eckersley, to be published by Sheldon Press in November and available in Australia and New Zealand from Exisle Publishing Endometriosis UK.

12. Feuerbach makes this point most explicitly in an unpublished draft of the foreword to The Essence of Christianity, which is quoted at length in Ascheri (1969).

(Disclosure: speaking of then, I should add that Mr. Weller wrote the Foreword to Gift of Darkness).

The author Deepak Chopra, who wrote the foreword to "Molecules of Emotion," called the book a "landmark in our understanding of the mind body connection".

Mr. Weigel, who wrote the foreword to "Light of the World," added that nowhere had the pope "justified" the use of condoms.

© Peter Ackroyd, 2003 This is an edited extract of the foreword to a new Hesperus Press edition of Incognita (£6.99).