Sentence examples for public subjects from inspiring English sources

As in Lowell, these public subjects are seamless with the poet's private obsessions and nightmares.

These pockets form around public subjects: politics, law, economics and knowledge professions.

Auden, the Eastern Europeans saw, wrote about big public subjects but in a voice that undermined ideologies.

It read, in part: "This sends a dangerous message to the public: subjects of stories can call The Providence Journal and intimidate management into removing reporters from a story, regardless of the story's validity".

In Cast Down: Abjection in America, 1700-1850, Margues Miller argues that transatlantic Protestant discourses of abjection engaged with, and furthered the development of, concepts of race and sexuality in the creation of public subjects and public spheres.

He acts as Rangoon correspondent of the Bombay Gujaati daily newspapers, Jam-e-Jarnshed and Akhbare-Soudagar, and is a frequent contributor to the local English newspapers on public subjects, more especially municipal matters.

Underpainting, Nana thought, the hidden figures beneath the public subject.

"The schoolboy" must learn how to do the job in public, subjected to unsettling scrutiny of every word and act.

So it's critical that the Senate, the news media and the public subject Tillerson to intense scrutiny.

It is freely available to the public, subject to the conditions outlined in the README file included with the distribution.

That investigation will be led by Clive Sheldon QC, with the FA stating that the results will be made public, subject to legalities.