Sentence examples for finding a subject from inspiring English sources

They're a bit rough and unpolished but exhibit the freshness and excitement of a young photographer finding a subject and a way in the world.

KL: Yes, I guess it's about finding a subject which will be an apparently simple narrative but which will have a significance beyond the story and characters, who have a contradiction which they have to unravel.

His own heritage both freed and cornered him, freed him from being a dandy and freed him into finding a subject, and then cornered him into being a spokesman or an exile, cornered him into anger.

For 20 years he agonized over finding a subject, finally settling on an updated version of the Pied Piper of Hamelin tale prepared with the British playwright Martin Crimp, which they titled "Into the Little Hill".

Our ability to do this story is a testament to working for three seasons and finding a subject brave enough to go on-camera, tell us why she does what she does, and let us roll with her up until she has the baby.

If you are finding a subject boring because you are struggling with it, seek help from a tutor, older brother or sister, a parent, a friend or anyone you can trust to help you to learn it more easily.

One of the hardest parts of writing a biography is finding a fit subject, but sometimes they're in plain sight.

At least half the battle in the documentary is finding a worthy subject, and few live up to their screen time as easily as Doc, a born pitchman, part carny, part evangelical, who even in his 80s continues to spread the Paskowitz gospel (clean living, clean surfing) with fervor.

After Madama Butterfly, which premiered in 1904, Puccini had difficulty finding a new subject.

The partnership, which has the backing of former ITN chief executive Mark Wood, had already been tipped to enter the running subject to finding a suitable video content partner.

It begins with an author commissioned to write a piece, searching for a subject, and finding a young woman, Sandi, a 26-year-old Marine, out in Afghanistan on New Year's Eve, a lookout on a high, dark ridge.