Sentence examples for true introductions from inspiring English sources

They have to be not too long, not too difficult, not too sexy – but they must be true introductions to the delights and subtleties of literary form.

No, it's not a comedy routine, but a true introduction I've been given on stage before my act.

True introduction rates have changed over time in the Mediterranean Sea and the strongest increase detected was for solitary benthic fishes inhabiting hard bottoms and reefs35.

The Essentials of Human Resources certificate is a true introduction to human resources.

Suffice to say that my study of Smith's analysis and interpretation of Patterns constituted my own true introduction to the field.

Nevertheless, he called the episode a true introduction to the series and considered the intertwining stories of Sam and his friends the series' premise.

But his true introduction took place Saturday night during the Wild's home opener when they gave up two late first-period goals to the Winnipeg Jets.

This question then allows me to launch into my true introduction, where I explain to my students what "history" actually is, who writes it and why so many groups seem to be nearly invisible in most high school textbooks.

Pho and the California roll even made it onto the list of 24 iconic Western dishes in Ms. True's introduction to the book.

True, the introduction of the railroad to India didn't destroy the caste system (as Karl Marx predicted it would), and maybe the automobile hasn't made China suburban, but pacemakers regulate heartbeats, and television (or ICBMs, or, who knows, but something else involving engineers) brought glasnost, and the iPod did make you groovy.

This is also true for introduction of the infectious hypodermal and hematopoietic necrosis virus (IHHNV) into shrimp populations of the northern Pacific coast of Mexico.