Sentence examples for subject drawn from from inspiring English sources

Following the example of many others, I could have chosen a subject drawn from the "exceptional" or ignoble ranks of society.

Here was a radio soap opera, a fiction, willing to spend the best part of three years dealing with a serious subject, drawn from real life, and discovering that it had hit a nerve.

With a lurid subject drawn from a play by Georg Kaiser (who wrote the libretto), the one-act work is a choice example of the sensationalistic, psychologically oriented operas popular during the Weimar Republic.

The one work of this type in the show — and the only one Mr. La Farge ever made that features a central subject drawn from his South Pacific travels — is "Samoan Dancing a Standing Siva," from around 1909.

On Saturday, the French period-music ensemble Le Concert d'Astrée, led by the conductor Emmanuelle Haïm, presents "Metamorphosis," a performance of Handel's Italian-language "Aci, Galatea e Polifemo," the predecessor to his better-known English-language opera on the same subject drawn from Ovid's Metamorphoses.

To ensure each subject inferred a unique prior, a different random location centered at the middle of the screen was used to define the prior's mean for each subject (drawn from a normal distribution with zero mean and a standard deviation of 0.1).

This is a case control study, performed with subjects drawn from eight medical centers.

Professors teach subjects drawn from their research and scholarship and engage students in deep investigation of important questions and issues.

An alphabetically arranged collection of extracts on the virtues and vices and on moral subjects drawn from Vincent of Beauvais.

These must include subjects drawn from at least two geographical areas, as well as one pre-modern (before 1700) and one modern subject.

It's an offbeat affair on a pleasingly shonky set, with Robins quizzing contestants on subjects drawn from algorithms and search engines.