Sentence examples for to subject everything from inspiring English sources

And the way to do this, we are told, is to subject everything we do to elaborate cost-benefit analysis.

Senate Democrats were also looking at what options they might have to force a change in Senate rules that would make it harder for Republicans to subject everything to a 60-vote threshold instead of a simple majority vote.

This is all going to be subject – everything we're doing, dramatically, is all going to be subject – to when we see black-and-white footage of Eichmann, and when we see the footage in court of the camps – it's way more important and horrifying than anything we can do, and we are, cast and crew, all just kind of an addendum to that".

If the angels subject everything to a measured and impervious surveillance, surely there's a slight softening of their gazes when the floundering artist improbably finds his way, and a glint of impish gloating when the critic — that master of directions, ever handy with explanations — somehow goes utterly astray.

If you write from there, whatever the subject, everything is going to be O.K".

Mad magazine parodied everybody: style, subject, everything from politics to pornography.

It would take courage to approach whaling as a literary subject — everything ever written about it lives in the shadow of "Moby-Dick" — and "Leviathan" doesn't really aspire to those heights.

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Threesome The Bad Plus, currently touring Britain, subject everything from Black Sabbath and the Police to Broadway and classical music to a hit-and-run free-jazz treatment.

In this, both are writing biography in the way recommended by their subject: "Everything in an artist's life is connected according to the implacable logic of inner evolutions".

He imagined he had probably given the subject everything he could.