If you're watching this on Youtube, you can look in the video description, and there's an example paragraph using some of the sentences from this lesson, so this is a possible introduction to the question that we've looked at.
In the introduction to the 1831 edition of the book, Shelley made her real-life inspiration crystal clear, writing, “Perhaps a corpse would be re-animated: galvanism had given token of such things.”
In this short book by P. D. Mangan, prefaced by Dr. Leo Zacharski, he lists various studies on the detrimental effects of excess iron in people without hemochromatosis.
在这本由P. D. Mangan 撰写的简短的书中,Leo Zacharski 博士其写序言,他列举各种关于铁过量对没有患血色素沉着症的人的有害影响的研究。
Victor Gollancz was so disappointed that he would only publish it with an introduction that basically said don't listen to this guy, he's a bit of an idiot.
Do not read pessimistic or conflicting literature, or get into arguments upon the matter. Do very little reading, outside of the writers mentioned in the Preface.
" Prosperity in a world of finite resources, " as European environment commissioner Janez Potocnik once put it, in the foreword to an Ellen MacArthur Foundation report.
To get you started thinking about transitive verbs, consider this stanza from " Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note, " by the famous author Amiri Baraka.
In the introduction to the Handbook of Positive Psychology, Martin Seligman who we talked about last time, considered the father of positive psychology.