Sentence examples for was always introduced from inspiring English sources

I was always introduced as 'my wonderful son.' It was a very nourishing childhood.

As a child I was always introduced as "This is Cathy; she's shy".

No matter how many books he wrote, he was always introduced as "the author of The Other America" or as "the man who discovered poverty" or as "America's leading socialist," or all three.

The study was always introduced using the same wording to avoid bias by giving too much uncontrolled information about STIs.

He was always introducing me to people such as Max Wall and other big stars.

She's working on one about trees, but still gets calls to discuss Vermeer, and is always introduced as the author of Girl with a Pearl Earring.

Mr. Gbagbo is always introduced ceremoniously as "His Excellency the President of the Republic, Laurent Gbagbo," which he effectively is, even though he has almost no recognition abroad.

Since connectives are always introduced in a proof (read from top to bottom) proofs never lose structure.

The evolution of car amenities such as air conditioning, power steering, etc., follows a similar pattern, although in this case it is very clear that improvements in these characteristics are always introduced in the upper-class segments and they eventually spread over the rest.

He's always introduced last, etc.

"I remember working against a number of amendments and they were always introduced by Hagel and Sununu.