So that's the subject with which the interview begins.
But Ipswich gave him the subject with which he was to become both personally preoccupied and publicly identified: adultery.
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We want to dwell today, however, on the subject with which Mr. Bush quite properly began -- the pay, housing and morale of American troops.
He is a fiercely independent man -- no faction's point person, with judgments as complicated and nuanced as the subjects with which he deals.
If all of these were published, they too would probably create alarm simply because of the subjects with which they deal.
Here are some of the subjects with which it grapples: death by flatulence, the pains of anal sex ("I'm going to rest my asshole"), and a hatful of diarrhea.
He sat on the regulatory reform committee and the public administration committee in the Commons, neither of them bodies that often attracted public attention, but his comprehension of the subjects with which they were dealing meant that real changes were made to the regulation requirements imposed on Ofcom, the communications regulator, and Ofgem, which deals with energy companies.
But then Avedon puts that naively glamourised version in a dialogue with what he sees himself; the result being, in the subjects with which he had most sympathy, a marvellous dialogue between inner and outward countenance: the anima and its vital casing.
Birds and planes streaking across a huge red sun, the pocked face of the moon, silhouetted tops of buildings, intricate patterns of trees and branches, pedestrians and views of Central Park are some of the subjects with which Mr. Schwartz has been experimenting.
The exams regulator says it will focus on the new GCSEs in English literature, language and maths - the subjects with which there are the "biggest concerns" - and hopes to have these ready for first teaching in September 2015.
