Wool liked the éclat of Pop-influenced art, but not its borrowed subject matter.
In his 1967 feature, "David Holzman's Diary" (new to DVD from Kino Lorber), one of the first films to embrace the New Wave legacy, Jim McBride borrowed its subject matter and its aesthetic to confront his distinctively American concerns.
U.S. lawmakers' bitter standoff over funding the federal government and raising the amount the country can borrow was the subject of deep concern at last weekend's annual meeting of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund in Washington.
Such stories mostly borrow from deceptively simple subject matter: commoners.
I'm often tempted to borrow her opinion on subjects when I don't entirely know what mine is.
Visit the library and borrow books on such subjects as greening your home, green cleaning, green gardening, green living, etc. and allocate different reads to different members of the family.
The American premiere of a musical-theater piece based on the life of Edgar Allan Poe, with music, book and lyrics (much of the language borrowed from the subject) by the rocker Lou Reed and direction by Robert Wilson.
I DO know how to read a map, but to borrow terms from mathematics, a subject in which members of his family hold Ph.D.'s, I am a pure map reader and not an applied one.
The new borrowing could strengthen Mr. Frank's hand in calling for tougher regulation, because it immediately raises the question of why investment banks should be allowed to borrow from the Fed without subjecting themselves to the same kind of oversight that commercial banks face.
The sense and subjects might be borrow'd plentifully from the Proverbs of Solomon, from all the common appearances of nature, from all the occurrences in the civil life, both in city and country: (which would also afford matter for other Divine Songs).
