Sentence examples for subject to explore from inspiring English sources

Allow some space for the subject to explore their own posture and expressions.

I knew affinage was going to be a fascinating subject to explore.

"It is a huge subject to explore, especially for someone like Terry who has a progressive disease.

Photojournalist Bieber recently won a major award for her Time cover of an Afghan woman whose nose had been cut off by the Taliban: there too, she confounded codes by urging her subject to explore her beauty for the camera.

To Turner prize-winning artist Grayson Perry, the disgraced former cabinet minister was the perfect subject to explore the concept of identity in modern Britain – especially the theme of radical transformation.

This is too big a subject to explore this Sunday morning on Live Chat, but I'm about to go on leave to write a book about some of these themes.

Keep the federated governing body of Ysgol Bryn Clwyd and Ysgol Gellifor, subject to exploring the future language category of Ysgol Bryn Clwyd and the balance of pupils at both schools.

Exploitation and consent are vital subjects to explore with young women, but Kardashian is a fully consenting adult woman.

For Liz Glynn, an artist who made an 8×8 cabin into a mobile studio, time and space were ripe subjects to explore, artistically.

Where others would be content to gawk and gossip, she pushes her well-chosen subjects to explore the questions "What is an artist?" and "What makes a work of art great?" (W. W. Norton & Company, $24.95) To read Proust is to become ensnared in a web of images, unless you happen to be an art historian with a photographic memory.

Wiesner-Hanks uses her subjects to explore Renaissance notions of the marvellous and the miraculous, but a scarcity of sources leaves a void at the center of her portrait: we learn much of what the Gonzales family might have meant to others but little of what they made of their own experiences.