Sentence examples for subjects with which from inspiring English sources

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

THIS is a good elementary book, giving the first princiciples of the subjects with which it deals in a clear and concise manner, with very few unnecessary words.

MR. SPIERS does not profess to give in this little book a full account of any one of the subjects with which he deals.

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.

I would like to say a few things about wellness and eating disorders, two subjects with which I am better acquainted than I'd like.

Fortunately for her, our older daughter is in any case sitting exams in scientific subjects with which I am incapable of helping.

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

The subject with which Congress dealt was navigation.

Considering the subject with which it deals it is rather frivolous, but none the less entertaining.

It was a subject with which Short-Colomb had recently become more acquainted.

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