Sentence examples for taking this subject from inspiring English sources

The ladies are used to taking this subject in their stride, but in this instance the lecturer was dealing with the facts of life in such a bald and drastic fashion that they were all embarrassed.

"Fly" and "Someday" took this subject beyond romance, reflecting on fame's pleasurable emptiness.

Boucher took this subject matter and made it simpler, but with a brilliant boldness.

Late in life he took this subject and filtered it through the lens of Matisse and Picasso.

Jiang Jian takes this subject in a different direction in tender 1999 color portraits of peasant families in their homes.

Baker, 44, is a shy, genial, slightly disheveled man -- he scribbles inky notes to himself on the backs of his hands, and his shirttails are constantly coming untucked -- who takes this subject personally.

There is another, more technocratic advantage that Jones offers that will be less remarked on once the commentariat takes this subject over, but which is very important to the next national-security adviser's Presidency-protecting mission.

Few things are more perplexing on sixth-form enrolment days than sitting opposite a male student desperately wanting to study childcare and having his eyes plead with you to lie as his father leans in and abruptly asks: "Tell me, how many boys normally take this subject?" In truth, just 2.5% of childcare BTec students are male.

I take this subject personally.

We take this subject very seriously.

Tom Whipple is a man who takes this subject seriously.