Sentence examples for dry subjects from inspiring English sources
It puts on genuinely passionate, insightful small shows that actually matter, about such eye-opening subjects as Picasso's first visit to Paris, the erotica of Egon Schiele, and Goya's drawings – hardly dry subjects, but looked at with real intelligence and above all excellent loans.
Anyone scanning the books will immediately notice a shortage of graphics, maps and photos that are standard in the more expensive books and important for making dry subjects interesting to students who may be half asleep in class.
"We don't want to be stuffed shirts only doing dry subjects in a dull format," said Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga)., who was the first House member Colbert profiled and had urged colleagues to appear.
Church historian Charles Edward Corwin recorded that Woodbridge was described as having a strong personality that "made dry subjects to glow with life," adding that he "was very firm in the faith but his loving heart made him kindly even toward those whose opinion he considered dangerous".
"It brought a dry subject to life".
This might seem a dry subject, and it is, literally.
This included a one-to-one tutorial on the notoriously dry subject of interest rate policy.
They make a rather dry subject for discussion in our cafes and bars.
It's simple but elegantly designed, turning what could be a dry subject into entertaining fun.
Better, he was able to make the dry subject of "macro-prudential" regulation intelligible to ordinary mortals.
