Sentence examples for earlier subject from inspiring English sources

This material proves to be far knottier and more diffuse than Mr. Brands's earlier subject matter.

In "The Great Divide: Second Thoughts on the American Dream" (1988), Mr. Terkel returned to an earlier subject and looked at it afresh.

Next week, the writer-producer returns to his former network and his earlier subject, with a new drama about gay life in Manchester, which was premiered at the Barbican in London on Thursday night.

It in no way devalues the quality of the painting, of course, but this portrait by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, two prolific authors who seem to like writing about drunken artists (Jackson Pollock was an earlier subject) demolishes any romance that still attaches to the artist's life.The book is composed, like a pointillist painting, of thousands of factual details.

Internal reviews at Hopkins found that Dr. Togias had made several missteps in the project, including a failure to turn up literature from the 1950's indicating that hexamethonium can be toxic to lungs and not informing the university's review panels, called institutional review boards, that an earlier subject in the same experiment had developed a cough and shortness of breath.

The documentary has been made by Oscar-nominated film-maker Robert Weide, whose earlier subjects have included the Marx Brothers.

Miranda Seymour is a novelist as well as an experienced biographer whose earlier subjects include Lady Ottoline Morrell and Robert Graves.

But for the most part, compared with the range of her earlier subjects, these seem stilted and clichéd.

Isaacson sees a particular kinship between the men because both worked at the crossroads of "arts and sciences, humanities and technology" — as did Isaacson's earlier subjects, Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.

"Well, you'll find out now!"Mr Ziegler treats Olivier with the same respect as he does his earlier subjects, who include two British prime ministers and the flawed King Edward VIII.

The reasonable alternatives and the least-bad alternatives that emerge from the second negotiation step, together with the mitigated alternatives, were earlier subjected to a third negotiation step to identify the final set of reasonable alternatives.