Sentence examples for was usually introduced from inspiring English sources

Many philosophers probably share Davidson's experience: 'When I was initiated into the mysteries of logic and semantics, quotation was usually introduced as a somewhat shady device, and the introduction was accompanied by a stern sermon on the sin of confusing the use and mention of expressions' (Davidson 1979, p. 79).

The subject of each episode is usually introduced during Dr. Bindlebeep's morning stroll.

Labor plans to introduce its bill on 12 September, the first available Monday, when private members' bills are usually introduced.

When teaching English, for example, pronouns such as "him", "her" and "it" are usually introduced early on.

(For any off-site business, Wonderland supplies residents with "sober companions" — Wonderland employees who are usually introduced as a friend or a cousin from out of town).

The potential energy for the entire ride is usually introduced in a large initial climb that is converted to kinetic energy on the first and often sharpest drop.

The reference wave is usually introduced at an angle to the diffracted beam, hence this method is often called off-axis (or side-band) holography.

Reform is usually introduced by government initiative or in response to internal and external pressures, to resolve or prevent an economic, social, or political crisis.

An amplification factor is usually introduced to describe transfer time.

Mechanical agitation or pulsation is usually introduced to a solvent extraction column to improve the efficiency.

In these settings, multiple measures are usually introduced with apparently successful results.