Sentence examples for subject held from inspiring English sources

Possibly the largest exhibition about its subject held in New York, it comes at the viewer with a resonant if portentous title -- more than three decades of Canadian photography by nearly 60 artists and a theory of national cultural character that seems both vague and limiting.

In a debate on the subject held in Westminster Hall, Jones accused the ECB of a lack of transparency over the decision that will mean Durham starting next season in Division Two of the County Championship on minus 48 points, stripped of the right to host Test cricket and given a string of financial sanctions as agreed conditions to the governing body's £3.8m bailout of the club in October.

There will be a related "Un-panel Conversation" on the subject held on  Feb.

When was the first time you encountered a work by Freud, or a work in which the subject held a direct gaze with you, the viewer?

It was written when Tucker was preparing for an interview about the subject, held by the EMP Museum in Olympia, Washington.

Each subject held the pen in the hand according to his/her individual habits.

"The subject holds forth in learned fashion," Fränkel noted.

But "Amour," despite its agonizing subject, holds you willingly throughout.

That for others the subject holds unlimited fascination is evidenced by the massive tome — one-thousand-twenty-seven-pages long — now sitting to the right of my computer.

JOHN COLTRANE FESTIVAL Jazz at Lincoln Center has banged this gong before, as recently as 2006, but when the subject holds so much possibility it's churlish to complain.

I rather doubt that any left-wing advocates of deferring to the states on this subject hold the same view vis-à-vis the Voting Rights Act.