Sentence examples for That particular subject from inspiring English sources

What I am objecting to is employing such a highly general word for one subject among many — that particular subject we now call "philosophy".

The court, however, was sedulous to declare that, as that particular subject was not commerce, the authority of the state was absolute, and not relative; but it expressly pointed out the limitation upon the absolute power which would obtain where a right arose in favor of a corporation under the Constitution of the United States to engage within the state in interstate commerce.

All the pieces in this show are of play sets - how did you choose that particular subject?

A lot of the time I like my photographs to look like paintings so I find a setting that suits that particular subject and then use mix media such as paint, gold leaf and butterfly wings added on top of the photograph to create the finished piece. .

Because anatomical coverage of one participants' brain did not include inferior frontal gyrus, that particular subject was excluded from this analysis.

When people bring up that particular subject, answer with " ummm " a lot, and " I don't wanna talk about it " When people ask what's wrong, say " Nothing.

Unfortunately, if we always assume that particular subjects must lead to particular jobs, too many students will believe that the choices they make at 16 and 18 will define their career path for the rest of their lives.

Well, with my nationality tucked safely away, I could suggest that this particular subject may be less zeitgeist and more schadenfreude – along with angst, that's just part of the Caledonian gestalt.

One possible reason is that the particular subject of this survey – i.e., "safety and health at the workplace" – normally might not attract as much of a companyʼs attention as other subjects which are more closely business-related (e.g., market developments, technological innovations, tax policy issues).

Then there is no danger, that particular subjects, small in proportion, being taken out of the jurisdiction of the State Judiciaries, will render them useless and of no effect.

We know this involves eliminating some institutions that also teach the particular subject (and which may teach very well), but we felt that it would be inappropriate to make statistical calculations based on very small numbers.