Sentence examples for subject of bringing from inspiring English sources

On November 7th and 8th, the first conference ever held in Serbia on the subject of bringing internationally indicted Balkan war criminals to justice took place in Belgrade, the city that has generated some of the worst war crimes in the second half of the 20th century.

Twice in May 1940 Churchill broached the subject of bringing Lloyd George into the government.

It's a first step in keeping the vital subject of bringing jobs back home on the front burner, not to mention throwing the bums out who would dare impede an effort to bring them back.

What we will be most sorry to lose is a subject capable of bringing out talents and potential in students that might have been left undiscovered".

Clay follows her subject from difficult decades of bringing up the children of a man whose capriciousness increased with his fame to an impressive late flourishing: in the nineteen-twenties, Emma, in her forties, became an author and a practicing psychoanalyst.

The heart of this novel is the work of a writer with a strong natural talent who has chosen an old-fashioned subject (bourgeois marriage) and mastered an old-fashioned technique of bringing that subject to life (an emotionally observant realism).

Dalrymple has hit upon a fresh way of bringing his subject to readers.

So one epistemic value of religious emotions is that of bringing the subject into perceptual acquaintance with truths as the religious tradition conceives them.

But in terms of bringing the subject of comedy as an art form to a wide audience, "Talking Funny" offers both the star power and some shock value (see the back and forth between Chris Rock and Louis CK at the end of this clip).

Evidently, the subject of immigration brings out Trump's inner Archie Bunker.

The ever touchy subject of Taiwan brought what Nixon called "some very spirited discussions between Rogers and Kissinger".