Sentence examples for seeking a subject from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Leggett, who was then an adjunct university lecturer in English and criminal justice at the University of Houston-Downtown, had been seeking a subject for a true-crime book, and a chance conversation with Roger Angleton led to hundreds of interviews with him and other people close to the case.

There he sought a subject that, to quote Ivanov himself, would engulf "the whole bulk of history".

After the immense successes of the first two Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals, Oklahoma! and Carousel, the pair sought a subject for their next play.

PATH's small size has also made the railroad an attractive target for technology companies seeking a test subject for initiatives, like the computer-chip-enabled fare cards now offered on the railroad.

Upon switching, the user will then try to switch to a lower RRC, again seeking a maximal subject to the other conditions required for the downward RRC switch.

Second-wave feminists seeking a strong female subject latched onto the witch as the embodiment of feminine power.

Each time a new HCC patient was included in the study, we sought a control subject who met the matching criteria (age ± 2.5 years and hospital) and the additional inclusion criteria: no history of cancer and well enough to provide a blood sample.

He turned his back on punk and sought a different subject: "I became interested in photographing car journeys made as a passenger across London in order to map my existence".

Then, if upward switching is permitted, the user will seek a maximal subject to the other conditions required for the upward RRC switch.

And, in seeking a straightforward approach to a subject that skirts the taboo, Mr. McAndrews found himself confronting misconceptions.

One is of the well-known, powerful and controlling subject seeking a respectable biographer -- but then not wanting candor.