Sentence examples for subject on him from inspiring English sources

"She changed the subject on him". She has developed a speaking style that I find very difficult to listen to, hard to comprehend, almost not even entertaining.

I changed the subject on him, asking about how he operated on people.

"She changed the subject on him".

It may help him to know in advance, rather than to spring the subject on him unawares.

"On the subject of him possibly leaving, he has a contract here, he is happy here and I'm sure that he is going to want to stay," said Aguirre.

In the nineteen-twenties and thirties, more idealistic progressives, influenced by Rousseau as well as by Dewey, celebrated childhood as a state of natural wonderment; they focussed on school as a living experience, a place of freedom, where activities emerged from a child's interests rather than from set academic subjects imposed on him.

This can only be done by curbing either his arbitrary power, or his subjects' dependency on him.

"Instead, with the anti-incumbent mood, they defeated me". Bates' own post-election polling suggested that his vote for a hefty congressional pay raise--a subject on which Cunningham excoriated him in their campaign--was a more significant factor in his 46%-45% defeat than the sexual harassment issue.

First, there is the problem of getting the subject on your side and keeping him there, never mind the threat to your objectivity that this relationship may nurture.

One on-camera subject chased him with a crowbar but did not succeed in hitting him with it; even the hoodwinked heavyweight boxer Sid Richardson succeeded only in giving him a black eye.

"Particularly on the conservative side, we're seeing a lot of beliefs that have this faith-based quality: 'We know it's true because our ideology tells us it's true,' " said Alan Abramowitz, a professor of political science at Emory University, when I raised the subject with him on the phone last week.