Sentence examples for Not as subject from inspiring English sources

For her, old and new worlds coexist - but not as 'global fiction', not as subject or as theme.

One kind uses nature not as subject matter to be represented but as a source of formal ideas.

In her strongest poems, she uses her suburban surroundings not as subject matter but as scene, helping to illuminate her real subject -- human relationships.

But having spoken to Goodall, I realise it is more appropriate to render Ham differently, not as subject and hero but as object and victim, his life and afterlife a reminder of the ways in which humans are prepared to exploit those around us in pursuit of our own ambitions.

The advantage of the enterprise companies is they are not as subject to consumer trend, fad, behavior.

"That's mainly because of the belief that the economy in Texas is not as subject to major implosion that maybe some other areas are susceptible to".

People interested him, not as subjects, not even as patients exactly, though he was an attentive and tender clinician, but as individuals with stories worth sharing.

But we will only sit down as equals, not as supplicants; as partners, not as subjects; as seekers of a just and peaceful solution, not as a defeated nation grateful for whatever scraps are thrown our way.

We end up knowing them not as subjects but as fellow day-trippers, and it is they, not the interviewer, who lead the trip.

While that has begun to change, most schools only offer Computer Science and programming classes as electives — not as subjects that can be taken for credit.

This is very important because natives signed treaties as allies to the Crown, not as subjects or conquered people.