Sentence examples for for its subjects from inspiring English sources

It has great empathy for its subjects, the "incredible individuals," the "nonhuman animals," that it records.

For the general reader, some of it may be heavy going, but it is infused throughout with an affection for its subjects that is contagious.

A republic has no affection for its subjects.

As New Canaan prepares for the Rapture, conditions for its subjects, especially women, grow harsher.

Although written with great panache and evident sympathy for its subjects, Girls on Fire is fairly repetitive.

But for its subjects, cowed and frozen by years of Stalinism and war, Van Cliburn's message was far deeper.

The Turnip prize assumes such contempt for its subject that it doesn't really satirise anything except, perhaps, cliched pub talk about modern art.

It is a fractured, abstract and challenging piece of work, but the beauty of its cinematography and the fact you cannot not help but root for its subject makes it both accessible and compelling.

Most of what King James wrote was translated into plain English before being published, but one text — because it took for its subject partly the use of Middle Scots for poetic purposes — got published in the original language.

Phenomenalism about pleasure is the thesis that pleasure is a mental state or property that is or that has a certain something that is 'what it is like' for its subject; a certain feel, feeling, felt character, tone or phenomenology.

Jake Wilson of The Age similarly gave the film three and a half stars, but called the film "basically a feature-length advertisement for its subject", saying that it "moves far too rapidly to permit sustained analysis".