Sentence examples for subject bringing from inspiring English sources

Tell that to Ann-Marie Ellis, one of Mr Bridges' pupils at Wrekin, who, after getting top marks in all three of her AS levels and two of her subsequent A-levels, was awarded a U for her synoptic paper (the one which tested her overall mastery of the subject), bringing her final grade down to a B. At least she was not alone.

It talks about the component disciplines of HCI and how it is an interdisciplinary subject bringing together knowledge from different disciplines such as Psychology, Computer Science, and Sociology.

These laws are accessible to us, Kant argues, because cognition depends on the subject bringing necessary forms of thought, the categories, to bear on what it perceives.

Seacrest pushed her on the subject, bringing up the fact that Grande herself shared the snapshot with her 84.1 million Instagram followers.

The whole subject brought out his spleen.

Yet any question broached on the subject brought furious rebuttals.

Before the Romo subject brought Owens to tears, he sat like the rest of his teammates.

"The subject brought up too many hurts and resentments that he still held tight".

Didn't want the subject brought up, as it were, every time they took to the streets.

On the topic of bloodshed, the e-mail is said to have advised: Bloodshed is another subject brought up in the American media.

The obvious question came up when we first wrote about Mr. Masi and Poonam: Does giving money to a subject bring a photographer too close?