Sentence examples for subject to bring from inspiring English sources

I focus on certain aspects of a subject to bring out its special qualities.

I know that weight is not a fantastic subject to bring up with a pregnant woman.

But this did not seem to be a good subject to bring up after last night's game.

It's a touchy subject to bring up with friends but it seems that everyone has their own perfectly reasonable explanation.

I reminded him that we'd met once before at the Literary Review Bad Sex awards, but this was not a very tactful subject to bring up.

While we were discussing whether climate change was even a permissible subject to bring up in the last presidential campaign, it was melting the Arctic.

Grob had invited her — as researchers do with all their subjects — to bring objects from home that had special significance.

Guinea pigs told me about sites that skimp on meals and hot water, or that require subjects to bring their own towels and blankets.

In a country situated in a turbulent region, a country where politics remains heavy and divisive, one of the most difficult subjects to bring up is sexuality.

In a famous letter to Queen Victoria, written after he had reached Guangzhou, Lin asked whether she would allow the importation of a substance as poisonous as opium into her own country and asked her to forbid her subjects to bring it into his.

In the study of the role of language in education, registerial maps have been used to show the registerial composition of particular school subjects, to bring out learner paths through these subjects, to trace the development of student writing longitudinally, and to trace the selection of registers in sequences of text books.