Sentence examples for witty introduction from inspiring English sources

Pound (1985) is a witty introduction to a complex poet, written for Open University students.

This joint crossover publishing venture by Walker and Canongate (£10) is a witty introduction to present-day vampire lore, set in a North Yorkshire village.

And as the singer Mary Cleere Haran pointed out on Wednesday in her astutely witty introduction to the first of two shows at Carnegie Hall celebrating Lerner's legacy, he battled more than his share of personal demons.

Any fear that the play will lapse into po-faced earnestness is countered by Testament's witty introduction of a fourth character: a 19-year-old rapper, Ayeesha, who has taken to the mist-wreathed hills to escape the racist insults she has suffered in an inner-city chicken shop.

From the Archives: A charming, witty introduction to a 'Stranger' a la Gene Wilder.

Recently Celebrity Stylist to the Stars also penned a new book, "Change Your Clothes, Change Your Life", -- a witty introduction for gals just getting started on the road to becoming a Fashionista.

But this was no predictable country set, even though Warren matched their look, wearing denim and a cap: her songs are as unpredictable as her rambling and witty introductions.

The lanky Mr. Gottlieb proved an affable proselytizer for these works in his insightful and witty spoken introductions.

For each extract, Mr. Hunt and Mr. Willis have provided a witty and instructive introduction, as well as a general introduction that is a masterpiece of elegant compactness.

While Paxman's book was well received as a witty and colourful introduction to imperial history, commentators pointed out that its subtitle was misleading, as its analysis of the corrosive effect of empire on its so-called builders was fleeting and superficial.

This is why snappy, witty, and brief introduction flows are so vital.