Sentence examples for a standard subject from inspiring English sources
"This is not a standard subject for Emms, who usually painted hunting dogs," Mr. Fausel said.
The space between what the wine writers say and what the wine novice tastes is a standard subject of satire.
The theory of functional distribution, which attempts to explain the prices of land, labour, and capital, is a standard subject in economics.
Painting a bleak picture of Britain's future as a hub of technological innovation, Eric Schmidt said he was "flabbergasted" that computer science was not a standard subject in British schools.
This is a huge challenge in a country too afraid to teach politics as a standard subject at secondary school, unlike many of our Scandinavian neighbours, let alone achieve sufficient attainment levels for school-leavers in subjects such as reading and mathematics to be able to make good judgments.
This week's tragedy also, perhaps, put a stop for a moment to the license for mocking those who use the train — mocking Amtrak's northeast "corridor" was a standard subject not just for satire, which everyone deserves, but also for sneering, which no one does.
In this he was doubtless influenced by the grammar of moral judgements, which have a standard subject-predicate form.
There is no question that anti-semitism feeds anti-Zionism, that the Jewish state is held to a standard and subject to vilification that is not comparable to that applied to other peoples and other states.
Surface reconstructions, for the figures, were constructed for the group average results based on a standard single subject anatomical.
Still, several Justices worried that the egregious facts of Lozman's case might lead them to create a standard that would subject many communities to similar lawsuits.
States that do not develop a standard would be subject to relatively strict federal standards, to be developed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, that would require mortgage brokers to act "solely in the best interest" of the consumer.
