Sentence examples for subject suggested from inspiring English sources

In England, social workers at a recent workshop on the subject suggested that people who have been abused need to feel believed.

By this time he was already a produced author: his play I'll Leave It to You, on a subject suggested by the American producer Gilbert Miller, had been seen in Manchester the previous year with some success.

In "Red Seed" rich wood is carved into a smooth organic shape to convey the subject suggested by its title, in much the way Brancusi's egg-shaped orbs suggest human heads or newborn babies.

The only piece I've ever written on the subject suggested that more aggressive diplomacy and tighter financial sanctions against the regime leaders in Khartoum might be the best way to change their behavior.

A day after the Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said conservatives should "fall to our knees and pray" that the supreme court will not make same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states, comments from two attorneys who argued landmark cases on the subject suggested that prayer is indeed the last resort of those who remain opposed.

Richard Gephardt, the rare leader in either party to speak out loudly on the subject, suggested an answer when he condemned Mr. Condit's performance during the Chung interview for adding "to the general perception" that "politicians are a bunch of bums" -- but nonetheless stopped short of calling for the congressman's head.

She changes the subject, suggesting we call Reece – touring in snowbound Bratislava – and immediately brightens.

Worse, he noticed, many of the films on the subject "suggest or imply an alien civilization".

The most definitive study yet on the subject suggests that 41% of transgender people attempt suicide.

His thoughts on picking up roadside rubbish are as dull as the subject suggests.

Robert Gordon, a young policy expert with an almost freakish recall of arcane data on every conceivable subject, suggests that Edwards talk about wage-earners first.