Sentence examples for subjects for someone from inspiring English sources
Propped against the walls were some impressively monumental oil portraits of cardinals, monks, priests and nuns, curious subjects for someone who often describes himself as "an old Jew from Russia".
It was one of countless scenes along our hurried, winding drive that I thought would make a good subject for someone with talent: why not the mournful gray humps of the Indian Point nuclear plant, a weedy drive-in showing the Batman movie, a church thrift store called That Nothing Be Lost?
"It is a huge subject to explore, especially for someone like Terry who has a progressive disease.
To his surprise, his editor assigned him to write a cover story on just that subject, a difficult task for someone who was convinced he'd never marry.
I wondered, for someone whose subjects have included such potentially mirthless material as the dead of the Somme and Stalker, the most solemn work of the solemn Russian film director Andrei Tarkovsky, what role humour performed for him?
The main motivation comes from the need to understand keyring population along time and from the the implications of survival as reliability of subjects (it is more likely for someone to be trusted if they've been long enough in a community), thus arising a rough measure for trust.
When there are warm feelings of rapport or love; a strong sense of compassion and kindness probably entails releases of oxytocin, though I haven't seen a study on that specific subject (a great Ph.D. dissertation for someone).
It's perhaps appropriate for someone whose subject is so often human stupidity, his own included.
They have to realise it is not a taboo subject and it's OK for someone to admit they are struggling".
I envy even those writers blessed with those Restoration Comedy names: Will Self - what better name for someone whose subject is impulse and the ego? the satirical Tom Sharpe.
Somehow our conversation drifted to the subject: What's it like for someone who has reached the top?
