Sentence examples for subject that in from inspiring English sources

"It was about dealing with a subject that in my world is such a taboo.

It's as if she felt an occasional obligation to write about a subject that, in truth, slightly bored her.

The most surprising turn of the evening came when the questions switched to foreign policy, a subject that in some of the earlier debates brought trouble for Sanders.

So distinct, says John Maizels, editor of Raw Vision, the leading magazine on the subject, that in itself "it cannot even be considered a movement".

Preferences and their logical properties also have a central role in rational choice theory, a subject that in its turn permeates modern economics, as well as other branches of formalized social science.

Mullenweg says in his official post on the subject that in fact, there was already a lot of fluidity between the two roles anyway, and that he has experience in the top spot because of a sabbatical that Schneider took last year.

Drama is a subject that exists in live form, and a formal sit-down test may not capture the subject's value.

There is no subject that brings in more reader reaction than when I write about serial killers.

"The paintings present a very holistic and complex subject that operates in a way that is genuine to the individuals the work is inspired by".

As a bonus, she added, "it's a subject that's certainly in the zeitgeist.

The only subject that looks good in this photo is the possum.