Sentence examples for subject that comes from inspiring English sources

It might be worth asking similar questions about the value of studying, or at least, reading, history these days, since it is a subject that comes to mind many mornings on the op-ed page.

Ultimately, Mr. Klein suggested, representing animals and trying to convey a sense, through art, of how they exist in their environment or contend with it may be a subject that comes easily to artists.

The John Aird estate stands in the shadow of the white stucco mansions of St John's Wood, a juxtaposition that symbolizes the stark inequalities of modern Britain, but inequality is not a subject that comes up much either.

It's not only the trading-floor and debauchery scenes that are directed in this overwrought way; Jordan and Donnie and their cronies in the Stratton Oakmont inner circle gather together and pelt every subject that comes up with profanity, some of it funny, some of it just repetitive and show-off raw.

People often ask if there is a need to learn mathematics, languages, science or whatever subject that comes to mind, when they are in fact asking if it would be useful, or helpful to have some mastery of them.

It's a much talked about subject that comes up in spiritual circles and personal development groups.

They decided to disagree on every subject that came up in conversation, and in the process discovered that being together felt just like home for both of them.

I am not a gun person, and he probably would've known that, so it was a never subject that came up.

Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois considered Voorhis "a political saint", and said of Voorhis that "[d]riven by conscience, he had a compulsion to master every subject that came before the House, and having mastered it, he spoke his mind".

For his part, Mr. Perry seemed pleased to take as many questions on the subject that came his way.

These complaints form one of the largest groups relating to a single subject that come to the readers' editor's office.