Sentence examples for subject led from inspiring English sources
Multilateral talks on the subject led to a plan developed by UN special envoy Martti Ahtisaari and supported by Kosovar Albanians whereby Kosovo would eventually gain independence.
Although the marriage lasted just five years, her work as his muse and frequent subject led Ms. Avedon into a career, equally unanticipated, as a stage, film and television actress.
For Steve Cosson, a founder of the inquisitive musical theater troupe the Civilians, dramatizing this wonky subject led to a fertile multiyear examination of politics, race, democracy, money and community, centered on the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn.
Degas's lifelong absorption with the human body as a subject led him to produce a series of bathing scenes and drawings from the nude in which the form expanded to an amplitude that filled the picture.
Who knew that his medical problems would last and be the center of the story?" In following where her subject led, Ms. Pusateri joined the growing number of Long Islanders who have felt impelled to create documentaries on subjects of strong personal interest.
Anyway, something about this subject led Ingraham to thinking about her domestic rodent problem (she has mice in her house), and she was amused by one caller's suggestion of using a multi-use trap, which would enable her to trap but not kill the mice.
He and other politicians fear the subject leads to promiscuity, experimentation and irresponsible sexual behaviour.
Naturally, given Abed's obsessiveness, this subject leads him to the brink of mania.
But her passionate identification with her subject leads Homans to a fatalistic conclusion.
Flint's admiration for his subject leads him to heroize and to underplay problematic episodes, such as Le Corbusier's work for the Vichy regime.
Nicholls's sympathy for her subject leads her to play down the concerns of Huxley's critics but, to her credit, she refuses to separate Huxley's personal story from the history of colonial rule in Africa.
