Exordium In A Sentence

We found 9 sentences of 'Exordium' to help you understand how to use Exordium in a sentence.

• The exordium was abrupt.
• The result is something like Exordium.
• This exordium, and Miss Pross's two hands in quite agonised entreaty clasping his, decided Mr. Cruncher.
• Though Clarel remains beset by troubles and doubts, Melville offers the poem as an exordium to faith:.
• The exordium talks about the function of the cabaret management system in the operation daily and the necessity of it.
• The exordium, the speeches, and the final peroration show strong influence from Cicero, probably derived from Tacitus's own training in rhetoric.
• 4, 5d, e, and 7 below) is the halakic exordium which precedes the proems .3 Among the more important Midrashim are: i.
• - A very similar but larger collection of 51 homilies, of which 28 have a halakic exordium prefixed to the Tanhuma-proems, perhaps of 9th century.
• Countless philosophers, politicians and other thinkers have racked their brains on the Republic through thousand years, but the real understanding to the book seems to resort on the exordium forever.