Sentence examples for a subject from from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they are merely shepherds, but frequently they embody a subject from Classical mythology or sacred history.

This means that at full aperture the depth of field is very small, perfect for isolating a subject from a cluttered background or working in low light.

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

In 1862, with Baudelaire's support, the French painter Édouard Manet brought together a subject from contemporary social life and an unconventional style in Concert in the Tuileries Gardens.

These asides suggest her perspective both as a poet, who is able to look at her subject from the inside out, and as a critic, who can look at a subject from the outside in.

Near the end of the third rotation of the women's gymnastics team finals last night, the commentators on NBC's live-stream broadcast returned to a subject from which they had rarely, and barely, strayed: the dominance of the American team.

He was one of those charismatic men whose devotion to a subject — from genetics to coaching hockey — was inextricable from his conviction that hard work was vital to mastery.

He has his tricks: he uses a high-power lens and an attachment called a ring flash that lights a subject from all angles, eliminating shadows and accentuating any greasy sheen.

(Jason Zinoman) 'FROM UP HERE' Liz Flahive's quirky-family comedy about a troubled high school student approaches a provocative subject from a fresh perspective.

(Isherwood) 'FROM UP HERE' Liz Flahive's quirky-family comedy about a troubled high school student approaches a provocative subject from a fresh perspective.

One of the professors was a subject specialist from another university.