Sentence examples for took subjects from from inspiring English sources

He took subjects from the agrarian world that he knew (and that traditional Swiss folk art represented more sentimentally): alpine farmhouses, forested mountains, cows, birds, rabbits and cats.

In the first year, many students take subjects from a variety of options in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and humanities, arts, and social sciences.

The GWAS that first found the association between BCL11A and HbF overcame the obstacle of having a small sample size by taking subjects from the extremes of HbF distribution scale [ 34].

Students take subjects drawn from three areas: systems (systems engineering, architecture, and optimization), management, and a technical area of the student's choosing.

The earliest romances took their subjects from antiquity: Alexander the Great, Thebes, Aeneas, and Troy were all treated at length, and shorter contes were derived from Ovid.

Lichtenstein's romance and war comic-based works took heroic subjects from small source panels and monumentalized them.

Several episodes of Barks' Donald Duck stories appear to have taken their subjects from Rarebit Fiend.

In past years, we've had writers take on subjects from the American Dream to alternate realities.

The wayang klitik takes its subjects from the period of the Mohammedan invasion.

It takes on subjects from advertising targeted at women ("the sexual sell") to Freud and the concept of penis envy.

Besides North Korea, "Vice" takes on subjects from political assassinations in the Philippines to India's nuclear standoff with Pakistan.