Sentence examples for pleasing subjects from inspiring English sources

Accompanying ambassadorial delegations and taking any other opportunities created by his personal popularity and close relationship with the British military, Beato reached areas of Japan where few westerners had ventured, and in addition to conventionally pleasing subjects sought sensational and macabre subject matter such as heads on display after decapitation.

Instead, we're thinking about this: (fill in a pleasing subject you have decided upon before you go to bed).

Domestic deals, on the other hand, are fair game for some reason, and Trump's sons can contract with whom they please, subject to unspecified ethics reviews.

Although the majority (57%) of the excerpts were experienced as "somewhat" or "very" pleasing by subjects and 24.9% were experienced as neutral, there were 6 subjects who experienced between 20% and 40% as somewhat or very displeasing.

Her unforgiving ear and her mordant descriptions have not always pleased her subjects.

Far from pleasing its subject, the book has provoked the painter into a public rage over what he perceives as a muckraking intrusion, spattered with inaccuracies.

In what may be the best thing he has written, "Divided Soul: The Life of Marvin Gaye," Ritz didn't have to worry about pleasing his subject: the book started out as a collaborative venture, only to end up an unauthorized biography after Gaye was shot dead by his own father.

Rembrandt didn't try to please his subjects or the viewer.

The verdict isn't fully in on these pictures, but biopics of pop culture heroes often put directors in the difficult position of pleasing their subject's fan base while giving a rounded view of their character.

Talking Prince until my family would ask me to please change subjects.

Note, please, the subject's use of a Tanita Tikaram reference.