Sentence examples for subject with which from inspiring English sources

So that's the subject with which the interview begins.

Irony is one of the elements of tragedy, a subject with which Mamet is much occupied.

But all this opens a vast and most difficult subject, with which we do not propose now to deal.

But it also establishes that postwar Canadian photography is a large, rich subject with which Americans should be more familiar.

But Ipswich gave him the subject with which he was to become both personally preoccupied and publicly identified: adultery.

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Common law and equity nevertheless preserved their separate identities, partly because of the different subject matter with which they often dealt and partly because lawyers persisted in maintaining the distinction.

Over the 25 years he put the collection together, he gravitated toward subjects with which he felt rapport.

He is a fiercely independent man -- no faction's point person, with judgments as complicated and nuanced as the subjects with which he deals.

If all of these were published, they too would probably create alarm simply because of the subjects with which they deal.

He praised Mr. Monahan for maintaining his book's tough point of view, but betrayal and deceit are subjects with which Mr. Monahan was already fascinated.