And how did you approach the subject of telling someone they were wrong?
On the subject of telling us what you think, David Toft spoke for many when he wrote yesterday: "I'm gutted.
The who, what and why of alternative comedy is the subject of "Tell Your Friends," a new documentary and concert film by comedians Liam McEneaney and Victor Varnado.
Grammatically, the subject of "tell" is the relative pronoun "that," which is plural here because its antecedent is the plural "shows," not the singular "one".
The plays were written, therefore, "as if we were the subject of stories told by giants," the playwright explains in a script prologue.
Stories about a magic brush that makes anything it paints come to life will be the subject of stories told by the educator Angie Kim, tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Chinese Galleries, second floor, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 200 Eastern Parkway, at Prospect Park.
He gave only light treatment to the subject of energy, telling a questioner, "We've got to learn to skip and chew gum at the same time," before saying he believed in energy independence and the continued search for alternative and renewable fuels.
On the subject of told-you-so, we can assure you that he will be more than satisfied with that.
Hartnett sets no constraints either on the subject matter or the way of telling her story.
A mistress of one of my subjects told me of a previous biographer's attempt to crawl into bed with her.
Interview data were analysed with a 2 x 2 mixed model ANOVA with the between subject factor of Group (Told true vs. Told nothing) and the within subject factor of Rating (Agreement vs. Motivation).
