Sentence examples for does its subject from inspiring English sources

The piece reveals as much about the author as it does its subject, two men bound by the contrast between their often-belligerent public faces and their more private admiration for the character traits required to succeed in both sport and politics: commitment, dedication and craft.

But a biography of Hugh Cudlipp that does its subject justice has still to be written.

This astonishing story takes us off in so many directions, and the film does its subject full justice.

Karen Cooper, the director of Film Forum, said that the documentary "plays entirely by its own rules, which makes a lot of sense because so does its subject, Anselm Kiefer".

Thus it automatically comes much closer to doing its subject justice than "Hip-Hop Nation: Roots, Rhymes and Rage," a show at the Brooklyn Museum of Art in 2000, which was largely devoid of art and swamped with ephemera, memorabilia and clothing.

It also means that we should speak up when Bey's brand of feminism doesn't do its subject matter or its audience justice.

Their frankness heightens the book's impact, as does its wider subject: the increasing frequency in Iraq of explosion-induced head injuries like those Bob suffered.

This fine book does its complex subject justice, and confirms Lahr's standing as one of the greatest biographers writing today.

Low copy nuclear genes also suffer less homoplasy than does ITS [ 22] and are seldom subjected to concerted evolution.

To say "White People" doesn't go far enough, though, seems like a way of saying that it doesn't make its subjects feel bad enough for being white.

This is a work of exhaustive and exhausting research that does for its subject what similar studies by Joseph Frank did for Dostoyevsky and Leon Edel for Henry James.