Sentence examples for subjects and making from inspiring English sources

She hopes to do a program involving conversation and "tackling complicated subjects and making them accessible".

It's as if Carey had set herself the task of taking utterly ordinary subjects and making them far more inventive and stylish than a reader dared hope.

Such biobanks act as research infrastructure – collecting data and samples from research subjects and making this material available, on application, to researchers.

Equally weighting centrally-determined subjects, and making children, all of whom are learning very similar things, decide what they want to do for the rest of their lives at 18, will seem alien and outmoded.

He was the ringmaster, demanding terse answers, switching subjects and making declarative statements.

Perhaps even more reassuring is the absence of any difference between the unrelated UK control cohorts and nontransmitted alleles from the UK trio families, suggesting that our cases are drawn from the same genetic background as the control subjects and making it unlikely that hidden population stratification accounts for our observations.

We cover three broad, interrelated subjects, and make some progress on each every week.

Which makes them fascinating subjects, and makes the first section of "Inventing LA" the part worth watching.

You can spend a week or month studying most journalism subjects and make a decent attempt at a profile.

"He goes for the biggest subjects and makes technical issues compelling with his approachable style of writing," the judges said.

"Sure, it's a complicated subject," Mr. Lichtenstein, 44, said, "but isn't it our job as journalists to take complicated subjects and make them understandable and interesting?