Sentence examples similar to was introduced to something from inspiring English sources

To read through each statement is to be introduced to something we would otherwise neglect.

Being introduced to something different and challenging was a great treat.

People and places have been named as if we were being introduced to something baldly – or perhaps even boldly – descriptive.

When some average and low sensation seekers are introduced to something new and unusual, they often reject it simply because it is unfamiliar or unusual.

And if we Larkin innocents later discover what Williams was up to, so much the better – the richness of his comedy has been added to belatedly, and we've also been introduced to something excellent that we may never otherwise have encountered.

"The girls are really very interested - the thing is that maybe they've never been introduced to something like that before," said Ms Hasselager.

Will that make it a hard sell to art-lovers? "People always have an appetite to be introduced to something new and to see who is up and coming," says Monk. "I think people want to be challenged".

If Niklas and Janus have been successful in securing rights to network shows, we're about to be introduced to something which is very likely to result in me cancelling my cable television subscription once and for all.

So when a baby is introduced to something they're unfamiliar with – which is almost everything – the results are incredible.

This is even better: you were introduced to something you enjoy by people you care about, and so eating cilantro is enjoyable both for its own merits, and because it connects you to those you love.

The system was introduced to avoid something like Roy Dwight's broken leg reducing Nottingham Forest to 10 men early in the 1959 FA Cup final, but it evolved long ago into a sophisticated weapon of tactical rearrangement.