Sentence examples for subjects opening from inspiring English sources

The Times writes unblushingly about sexual behavior, arts censorship, science, health, crime and similar subjects, opening its columns to any newsworthy detail, however disturbing, provided the approach is dignified and the vocabulary clinical rather than coarse.

In this small study performed in HIV patients, some subjects opened their bottles more often than needed (surplus opening).

A world of inner meaning and assumptions about the subjects opens up for the viewer.

You will receive an email when an evaluation period for one of your subjects opens, along with periodic reminders.

In turn, his subjects opened up to him and coöperated in creating moving photographs that shed light on one of the most pressing issues of the time.

Klein's subjects open their lives to him because of moments like these.

MOMA organizes the first major show on the subject, opening March 8.

Each trial consisted of a subject opening the door by either method and food being collected from the tray.

Her essay on that subject opens the main part of the magazine.

A museum show dedicated to Mr. Stella's work on the same subject opened in Warsaw last month.

As such, I'm more than willing to have this subject opened to the floor... .. Fair point from Andrew Sanderson.