Sentence examples for through the subject from inspiring English sources

That's how the rabble get in, you know -- through the subject index.

This utterly beguiling and idiosyncratic cine-essay by critic and film-maker Mark Cousins is a personal journey through the subject of children on film.

It confuses his status: is he the inquisitive everyman, there to guide us through the subject, or a celebrity who doesn't carry his own bags?

Where Mike & Molly had put weight at the centre of the comedy, McCarthy's performance as Megan in Bridesmaids bulldozed through the subject.

The result is an enjoyable, informative romp through the subject of comparative religion.But Ms O'Grady, a British broadcaster and writer, has a more ambitious purpose.

Trump sometimes stumbles through the subject of religion he uses a family Bible too obviously as a prop and recently discussed a passage from "Two Corinthians" rather than "Second Corinthians".

In a rapid-fire monologue, Mr. Youssef ran through the subjects that touch off Egypt's daily arguments.

Not only does she live alone but the Dardennes show no one with whom she might work her way through the subjects at hand.

Alloula's book helps one see in such photographs a light that shines through the subjects — a force, a humanity, immortal, resilient, beautiful — that cannot be extinguished, no matter the photographer's objective.

Jamie Williams, who is currently studying A-level archaeology, said: "Archaeology is something I always had a hidden passion for, unable to express it through the subjects we had at both primary and secondary school.

AMs were rotated through the subjects so that 18 of the AGRs and 28 of the MMs were worn by two different subjects.