Sentence examples for subject found from inspiring English sources

Through your studies, maybe from GCSE, you've enjoyed a subject, found it interesting and stimulating.

So if a journalist wanted a lengthy interview with the subject - and the subject found you good value - you could get almost unlimited access.

Another report on the subject found that those who earn $500,000 to $1 million have the highest rate of misreported income.

What's more, the neural circuits responsible for positive emotions turned on as soon as the subject found a way to resolve the contradictions — reinforcing the faulty reasoning.

A June poll by the Public Policy Institute, its most recent on the subject, found 52percentt of those surveyed disapproved of the job Mr. Davis was doing, while 39percentt approved.

The doctors, who are making a documentary on the subject, found that family members often felt guilty for not having protected loved ones from such mistakes and that many feared retribution if they did complain.

The subject finds Yiannopoulos in typically acid mood.

Rule No. 2: Don't go searching for a subject, let your subject find you.

Once your subject finds you, it's like falling in love.

Imaginative resistance occurs when a subject finds it difficult or problematic to engage in some sort of prompted imaginative activity.

How many writers on the subject find it necessary to discuss Albert Speer, Adolf Hitler and the fictional cowboy Old Shatterhand?