Emily wept unceasingly while she spoke; St. Aubert was tranquil, listened to what she said in silence, and then turned the discourse upon another subject.
But this perhaps, to use once more expressions of his own, 'is part of another subject' or 'may be more suitably discussed on some other occasion.
Still, we should endeavour to attain virtue and avoid vice; but this is part of another subject.
Another subject I wish to speak about is that of begging while upon your missions.
Another subject I wish to say a few words upon here is the spirit of God to men, the Holy Ghost which is given the Saints, the inspiration of the Almighty which giveth the spirit of men understanding.
There is another subject of importance, and that is the temptation you will meet from women.
Turning toanother subject now, Mrs. Oswald, while you and Lee Harvey Oswald were at Minsk in the Soviet Union, can you tell us how Lee Harvey Oswald spent his leisure time while he was there?
Mrs. Oswald, turning to another subject, I would like to ask you about some correspondence with the Dallas Civil Liberties Union.
Another subject (Mr. George) called it two sixty-two times and one thirty-eight times.
The sort of antagonism which temporal distinctions tend, under certain conditions, to set up between ideas is illustrated by the remark of another subject, who reports that 'the attention was fairly dragged by the respective images.
This may perhaps be explained by the remark of another subject to the effect that there is an alternate shifting of the attention when both images are present.
She again laughed, and then passed to another subject, asking Guillaume to tell her of his most recent researches, in order, no doubt, that she might show she knew enough chemistry to understand him.
And then the young woman abruptly darted to another subject, as if this mention of her uncle the Cardinal had made her think of the uncle by marriage whom she had in Paris.
However, the little Princess was already darting to another subject: "Ah!
Gerard, but by degrees turned the conversation to another subject; nor did I give the least hint of it to the Captain, but observed a perfect silence relative to it.
I told him many persons came and departed that I was ignorant of, and passed on to another subject.
Mrs. Wedmore tried to interpose and to change the conversation to another subject, but Dudley said: "I would rather explain now, once and for all.
It was in a subdued and conciliatory voice that he presently tried to turn the conversation to another subject.
But he asked the question without interest, evidently absorbed in another subject.
But he instantly turned the talk to another subject.
But let us pass on to another subject,” exclaimed the doctor hastily, as if considerately turning the discourse from a disagreeable topic.
Godwin corrected the impression he perhaps had made by turning with sudden seriousness to another subject.
The result of this surmise was of course a sudden coldness on Godwin's part, increased when he found that Mr. Moxey turned to another subject, without a word about his nephew.
And with a shrug of impatience, the journalist turned to another subject.
He laughed when he had said it, and led the conversation to another subject.
He was silent a little, then went to another subject.
She turned it off and spoke quickly of another subject.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "another subject" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
