Sentence examples for subjects far from inspiring English sources

Chaplin certainly dealt in sentimental subjects, far more readily than the stoic and stony-faced Buster.

In these, God's eye maintained a custodial and omniscient surveillance on His unruly subjects far below on terra firma.

By his own admission, he has a magpie mind that has led him to write on subjects far divorced from his specialities.

As a result, you can sit next to the camcorder during interviews, not behind it, making your subjects far more relaxed and comfortable.

But between now and then, I'm going to spend a few years studying chemistry, calculus and all those other subjects far outside my realm of expertise.

In such great American documentaries as "Primary," "The Chair," and "Salesman," it was apparent that the filmmakers were one with the situation they filmed, and that the subjects, far from finding the camera invisible, often performed for it.

Perhaps after 17 years he has become inured; but this subject, far older, disturbs him.

The Richard Rogers and Norman Fosters of tomorrow are specialising in the subject far earlier than in previous years.

Turin and Sanchez don't fear the science of their subject; far from it.

Mr. Hockney's drawing is tighter and fussier, his line more broken, his subject far more particularized.

Both artists might be characterized as landscape painters, although Ms. Nolan treats the subject far more literally than does Ms. Baron.