Sentence examples for given a subject from inspiring English sources

Some contributors are given a subject or topic to focus on.

I've never given a subject more time and concentration only to feel broken before the task.

During the panel show Don't Make Me Laugh, which is created and fronted by David Baddiel, a contestant is given a subject to discuss.

Perhaps more surprising, given a subject less obviously tailored to transatlantic tastes, is the enthusiastic reception for Made In Dagenham, about the female workers who struck for equal pay at the Ford factory in 1968.

Writing in The New York Times, Stephen Holden said: "For all its sincerity, 'Taking Woodstock' lacks the passion of Mr. Lee's finest films, 'Brokeback Mountain,'Lustst, Caution,' 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' and 'The Ice Storm.' I would add, however, that given a subject that has become synonymous with overblown mythmaking, its modesty becomes it".

Given a subject and premises that hold for the most part (hôs epi to polu) similar conclusions will follow.

Hypnosis is typically induced by giving a subject suggestions for relaxation, focused attention, and eye closure.

It is obviously possible to give a subject a treatment that is more appropriate for a young audience.

It is unusual for Wiseman to give a subject the right to view and approve a film he is making.

All but four subjects had successful access and dilation of all targeted sinuses, giving a subject specific success rate of 89% (33/37).

At recruitment, a subject is given a unique study number.