Sentence examples for chose subjects from inspiring English sources

She still has one of her very early sketch pads, which shows she chose subjects "perhaps other children don't.

From "Peter Grimes" to "Billy Budd" and on to "Death in Venice," Britten chose subjects with an oblique or obvious gay slant.

Born into a middle-class, educated family, he chose subjects for many of his paintings and collages that represent a life of agrarian toil.

WHEN girls from around New York City, juniors in public schools, sat down to write about "A Woman I Admire" they chose subjects as celebrated as Princess Di, as memorable as Hester Prynne and as ancient as Eve.

Unlike male Photo-realists such as Richard Estes and Chuck Close, who chose subjects that avoided emotional content Estes, for example, was known for his paintings of Manhattan landscapes Flack sought a broader message through her work.

They chose subjects whom they considered were potentially suitable for the programme based on mental state.

Also, much like Courbet, he chose subject matter largely for pictorial value rather than emotional impact.

How do you choose subjects for my work?

— as Steely Dan always has been about its perversely chosen subjects.

He believes they need preparation tied more closely to their chosen subjects.

Select your field of study and choose subjects in consultation with your Concentration advisor.