Sentence examples for upon the subject of from inspiring English sources
Dr. Luthar stumbled upon the subject of troubled rich kids.
When I spoke to Ben Sterling, of Cookies, for a piece in this week's Goings On About Town, we came upon the subject of perfect recordings.
This by the way, is without even touching upon the subject of his character which, when all's said and done, hardly works in his favour either.
Musing upon the subject of loss, Canadian poets and hair-metal philosophers concur: You don't know what you've got till it's gone.
Even in the fourth century B.C., Plato touched upon the subject of anonymity and morality in his parable of the ring of Gyges.
I was seated next to a girl I had a wild crush on, and as the earnest narrator touched upon the subject of sweat glands, I nearly spontaneously combusted with embarrassment.
None of the data I relied upon were the subject of the opinion.
It was this last oddity that the populace of Copenhagen fastened upon as the subject of gibes and taunts, making Kierkegaard's cherished daily perambulations in the streets a torment; he spoke of "that slow death, being trampled to death by a flock of geese".
Less agreed upon, and the subject of various timelines and debate, are questions of who did what to whom, and when.
In an essay accompanying Moore's photos, the poet Philip Levine writes: "Their calm in the face of the ravages of man and nature confers an unexpected dignity upon the subjects of his camera, the very dignity I had assumed daily life had robbed them of".
Regarding naturalization (acquisition of citizenship other than at birth), the treaty contained a provision stating that "nothing herein contained shall be held to confer naturalization... upon the subjects of China in the United States".
