Sentence examples for have found a subject from inspiring English sources

In adapting stories by Bruno Schulz, Mark Wheatley and the show's director Simon McBurney, have found a subject which doesn't merely fit their style: it explains and declares it.

But with his already award-winning Amour (opening in limited release Wednesday), he seems to have found a subject and a pair of actors who are wholly resistant to Haneke's aesthetic, without obviously fighting him.

If you find a lot of people asking you a similar question during work or on your website, you may have found a subject that can be addressed in an ebook.

In Franklin, Hyde has found a subject to give canonical voice to his own beliefs.

In Thomas Bewick one feels that she has found a subject after her own heart.

But, in de Acosta, Cohen has found a subject that raises a valuable question: What does it mean to "service," another woman — physically, spiritually, mentally?

"I had found a subject about which I cared deeply," Ms. Sterling wrote for the reference work "Something About the Author".

Yet these charges did not derail Wolff's career, and in Trump — the uncensored New York mogul — the writer has found a subject who encapsulates many of the themes and issues that have kept his pen busy for his entire career.

This is Tom Standage's third pocket-sized book delving into the history of science and engineering, and yet again he has found a subject that is not only fascinating, but which also resonates with contemporary issues.

Here is a novel to silence the doubters, because here, as he probes a human world increasingly disconnected from itself, Amis has found a subject to match the tessellated polish of his style.

In "the oppression of the Negro," he said, he had found a subject worthy of those writers' genius: "If Poe were alive, he would not have to invent horror; horror would invent him".