Sentence examples for subject he wanted from inspiring English sources

There was, however, one more subject he wanted to cover.

One apparent result was the loss of Trump's ability to pivot, from a question he was uncomfortable with to a subject he wanted to discuss.

His 1989 thesis -- "The Republican Party's Vision for the Family: The Compelling Issue of The Decade" -- was on the subject he wanted to explore at Regent: the link between Christianity and U.S. law.

With Périès leaving him free to work on whatever subject he wanted, he found a way to address a critical virology question even as he worked with an innocuous virus.

To counterbalance this ancient and solid subject matter, he wanted something that "would convey the city's flux"; a friend suggested that he turn the camera up, to the clouds floating above the city.

A white, male, middle-class American writer can experiment with form and choose any subject he wants, but a woman writer from Algeria or Afghanistan should produce stories that fit into a certain cultural box.

Any senator may speak as long as he wants on any subject he wants.

He made casual appointments with famous subjects he wanted to shoot, and bumped into others at restaurants or on travels.

What finally enabled Mr. Guzmán to make "Nostalgia for the Light," which opens on Friday at the IFC Center in Greenwich Village, was his realization that the subjects he wanted to address did have a point in common: the preservation of memory.

These strengths, along with an ingrained indifference to material comforts, allowed him, from almost the beginning of his career, to write about only the subjects he wanted to write about.

It covered the subjects he wanted to see discussed, from the attacks in Paris to the progress in Brussels, the construction-kickback scandals then surfacing in Milan, the parliamentary chaos that had left one house debating electoral reform and the other public-administration reform, and, finally, the lazy pace of the Party's own discussions about those issues.