Sentence examples for breaking the subject from inspiring English sources

Instead, the House leadership proposes breaking the subject of immigration reform into smaller, more digestible chunks, and voting on them as a series of free-standing measures.

The loss of a continuous meta-narrative therefore breaks the subject into heterogeneous moments of subjectivity that do not cohere into an identity.

The authors had broken the subject down into different "problem types" students might encounter on an exam, and provided step-by-step procedures for solving each one.

In response to Debra Galant's philosophical quandary about breaking the delicate subject of New Jersey residency to one's progeny (Jersey, Oct. 15), there is a cornucopia of subjects to appropriately ridicule about New Jersey, but it's still a jackpot of a place to live.

These top officials ignored warnings from lawyers in every branch of the armed forces that they were breaking the law, subjecting uniformed soldiers to possible criminal charges and authorizing abuses that were not only considered by experts to be ineffective, but were actually counterproductive.

Reavis and director Richard Christian utilized the talk show format, breaking down the subject matter into a series of smaller topics.

For a newspaper that showed great enterprise on the subject last year — breaking the story that Obama had disinvited Wright to deliver the invocation at the announcement of his presidential campaign, and publishing a deep examination of their relationship before most Americans had heard of Wright — it was a performance strangely lacking in energy at a potential turning point in the election.

"The overall idea is breaking the boundaries about a subject that is too large for its space," she said.

At 11, a state trooper wielding a bullhorn announced that the park was closed and that anyone who remained was breaking the law and was subject to arrest.

The signature O'Keefe method is to try to entrap his subjects into breaking the law — a strategy that most political operatives consider a step too far.

He couldn't really break with the subject of violence, and Shakespeare's play, in which love is defeated by gang warfare, supported him in that hesitation.