Sentence examples for subject to open from inspiring English sources

Stephen Breyer, a temperate justice at the centre of one of the most polarised courts in America's history, was a perfect subject to open the New York Public Library's 2010 "Live from the NYPL" programme.

(Dargis) 'LAGERFELD CONFIDENTIAL' (No rating, 89 minutes, in French) This intriguing documentary portrait of the fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is an extended interview and friendly sparring match in which the filmmaker pressures his subject to open up about his private life.

The critics, led by Dr. Thomas Edlund, a professor of molecular genetics at the University of Umeå, are of the opinion that SRC should not take part in directed research programmes, and that the successful groups would never have received funding of such magnitude had the grants been subject to ?open and free competition".

"Being a two gender couple allows our subject to open up to whomever they feel more comfortable with," Constance told Nerve.

He or she then directs the subject to open their eyes and look forward.

The site was curetted to induce bleeding and was subject to open healing, which was uneventful.

She coaxes her subjects to open up.

To get subjects to open up, she often describes her own troubled upbringing.

That's how he wins people's trust and persuades even the wariest subjects to open up.

Nobody gets big-name subjects to open up like Rose.

In Spookers, Florian gets his subjects to open up about their dreams and their fears.