Sentence examples for opening up subjects from inspiring English sources
Not least because – apart from opening up subjects that most of us didn't know we were interested in – its documentaries are all made on a shoestring.
This suggests an opening up of how bodies and subjects are understood, and an exploration of the limits of prevailing discourses about the nature of persons.
Forty years ago, lightweight cameras and tape recorders liberated the cinéma-vérité filmmakers in America and the New Wave directors in Paris, sending the Americans into political caucus rooms and prison cells and the French into streets and cafés; digital equipment, which is lighter still, could have a similar effect in opening up new subjects.
And Mr. Barnes's connection opens up the subject of Mr. Campbell's irregular personal history.
At the very least, the leader opened up the subject for debate, female activists here said -- even if they are wary of the direction in which Mr. Abdel-Jalil appears to be pointing the country.
Open up the subject, look them in the eye and show them you care and want to be there for them.
Under the new system, the process will be opened up and subject to scrutiny, while state purchases linked to connections on tender committees will be halted.
Next, with year 9s, Smith plans to examine the motivation to become a jihadi: "Opening up the subject can help to de-politicise it.
Practice opening up the subject directly.
But since then historians have mined the sources from which he cribbed images and opened up the crucial subject of gay sexuality in his work, which was long repressed, and this, along with his bad-boy reputation, which never goes out of fashion, has made him a source of steady fascination, never mind the lurid films and biographies and the admiration of art-world celebrities like Damien Hirst.
