Phrases with «introductory remarks»

"Introductory remarks" are brief words or statements that are said at the beginning of something, like a speech or a meeting. They serve to introduce the topic or the person speaking, and set the tone or provide some context for what is to follow. Full definition

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Yesterday's session was largely devoted to introductory remarks from the senators on the judiciary committee. (legalblogwatch.typepad.com)
The exhibit, which will run until Sept. 25 before touring, had unprecedented sponsorship, the museum's director Christoph Heinrich said in introductory remarks before a preview: «It's the longest supporter list I've ever had to read.» (macleans.ca)
A two - minute video with introductory remarks about the REALTORS ® Pathways to Professionalism program. (nar.realtor)
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