Sentence examples for subject open from inspiring English sources

The phyletic relationship of the chimaeras and the sharks and rays is a subject open to varying interpretation.

Any subject open only to special groups is so noted at the end of its content description.

Moreover, as earlier stated, the District Court, in ruling the pretrial motion to suppress expressly left this subject open to inquiry at the trial.

English teaching in Oxford had traditionally been based on close textual analysis, but Eagleton threw the subject open to the wider world, examining the relationship between literature and the culture from which it grew.

I still want to know what really happened to Hess, but since it's all but impossible to find out for sure, a speculative novel is a way of keeping the subject open.

Senator Patrick J. Toomey, a Republican from Pennsylvania, urged the regulators to leave their proposals on the subject open for public comment for at least 60 days, roughly double the comment period that regulators have been using for many of the rules being drawn up to carry out aspects of the Dodd-Frank Act.

Her essay on that subject opens the main part of the magazine.

MOMA organizes the first major show on the subject, opening March 8.

A museum show dedicated to Mr. Stella's work on the same subject opened in Warsaw last month.

As such, I'm more than willing to have this subject opened to the floor... .. Fair point from Andrew Sanderson.

Yet taking the street as a subject opens the possibility to at least think about other subjects, like money for artists, and the lack of it.