Perhaps their high school teachers considered the subject a mere matter of military history.
That approach presupposed a conception of the individual as a mere thinking subject (or "thinking substance") who is radically distinct from the world and therefore cognitively isolated from it.
Rendered in Katz's signature flat color and simply drawn shapes that tease the line between abstraction and representation, she is both Ada Katz and a mere painted subject, barely more significant than a tree, a chair, or a fetching, well-painted scarf.
Her beauty and famously long legs, long hair and long Texan drawl make her a compelling model and celebrity, but her wit, intelligence and conviviality elevate her from mere subject to inspiration.
For some readers the mere subject matter of Harris's novel will be enough to have them instantly enthralled: Conclave, as its title suggests, is about a papal conclave set sometime in the near future.
For him the ancient philosophers and historians were no mere subjects for research: they were guides to practical morality.
Forsooth, we are mere subjects of the Monarch of yon realm.
These included an overwhelming focus on issues related to informed consent, the welfare of the vulnerable, the treatment of individuals as people rather than mere subjects, and considerations of compensation and profit sharing.
Everything, from the right of way on a public road to the permissible colors of one's garments or the chance to be a nobleman's wife (instead of a mere concubine), was subject to one's place in the pecking order.
These findings demonstrate that exergames training yields a specific effect on ataxia and dynamic balance which goes beyond a mere improvement in subjects' game scores, motivation, and fitness.
