Sentence examples for given the subject of from inspiring English sources

Which, given the subject of nuclear annihilation, is exactly right.

I guess it was always a danger given the subject of her book.

This question of the desirability of being looked at proves poignant, given the subject of her new film.

In the few interviews Perry has given, the subject of financial hardship comes up with a sense of deliberateness.

Given the subject of his book, why does Mr. Queenan confine his stories about the Red Sox and Cubs and their long-suffering fans to brief asides?

And, of course, given the subject of "Girls"—cultural creators in their youth it really isn't apt to call "Les Bonnes Femmes" any sort of precursor.

What may be more problematic is the surprising twist Mr. Harrower gives the subject of sex crimes against children.

The most natural thing to say about religious experience claims is that they work the same way (on the assumption that they give the subject of the experience, who is making the claim, any justification for his or her beliefs).

This means making a good-faith effort to give the subject of allegations or criticism sufficient time and information to respond substantively.

Rolland (1994) argues that to give the subject of care-giving effective consideration, all four elements of the quadrangle must be considered: the person receiving the care, the family carer, professional care-givers and the nature of the illness.

Given the subject matter of the upper half of the painting, we idly speculate that this might just be a reference to the suffering of Christ.