“This is a feeble article of faith to begin with, but it helps to push my pen through this exordium and what now follows.”

“The Beatitudes should be seen, according to Betz, as an exordium for the entire Sermon.”

“First comes an introduction, or exordium, designed to secure a favorable hearing.”

“The exordia of Lauretta and Pampinea's stories, toward the end of the day, openly contrast the past with the present.”

“The exordia of RS 1887 and RS 700 have also been singled out for comparison.”

“In authorial exordia, invocations, prologues and comments, the reader finds ample proof of an epic conception of the works.”

“His exordiums in particular were often hobbling and always unassuming.”

“Four years ago, I published it on my website along with some other zingers and exordiums.”

“The chapters start with meaty exordiums that set the stage for the contents to come.”