Sentence examples for Take a subject from inspiring English sources

There's a deeper sadness: a fourth AS-level was often an opportunity for students to take a subject that wasn't relevant to their mooted degree choice.

It was revolutionary to take a subject that had always been treated vertically and deal with it horizontally," Miss Foshay said.

One of the biggest challenges as a photographer is to take a subject that's been covered for decades and to try to bring something new to it.

If a trainee's degree doesn't link closely to their chosen teaching subject they may need to take a subject knowledge enhancement course.

He answered his own question: "With my style, I can take a subject that you'd think would be commercial and turn it into something that not a lot of people want to see".

To take a subject out of his environment and situate him under elaborate lighting before a sheet of white, seamless paper for 10 or 15 minutes has a way of heightening the tensions among those various self-presentations.

They've taken a subject that is inexhaustible and made it merely exhausting.

Here he has taken a subject blatantly conducive to visual reportage and brought it to life through words.

For example, there are about 15 of us in a cluster and we're each taking a subject in the national curriculum and hosting three sessions.

Radio takes a subject and, by not showing it, reveals it to be far more interesting than you might first have thought.

This mini-blockbuster, organized by the Met and the Courtauld Gallery of London, finds Cézanne taking a subject from genre painting and transforming it.