Sentence examples for a subject drawn from inspiring English sources

Following the example of many others, I could have chosen a subject drawn from the "exceptional" or ignoble ranks of society.

She has also been a subject drawn by non-Capcom artists, such as Falcoon.

As is usually, the case when a subject draws advocates from sharply different standpoints, different scholars have reached different conclusions regarding state capacity (Wang and Hu 1993; Wong 1992; Edin 2003).

Trail Making Test A (subject draws a line connecting a sequence of numbers in ascending order with a pencil) was used to assess attention.

In the Trail-Making Test part (TMT) A, subjects drew lines as quickly as possible to connect 25 consecutively numbered circles.

With a lurid subject drawn from a play by Georg Kaiser (who wrote the libretto), the one-act work is a choice example of the sensationalistic, psychologically oriented operas popular during the Weimar Republic.

The one work of this type in the show — and the only one Mr. La Farge ever made that features a central subject drawn from his South Pacific travels — is "Samoan Dancing a Standing Siva," from around 1909.

Here was a radio soap opera, a fiction, willing to spend the best part of three years dealing with a serious subject, drawn from real life, and discovering that it had hit a nerve.

To ensure each subject inferred a unique prior, a different random location centered at the middle of the screen was used to define the prior's mean for each subject (drawn from a normal distribution with zero mean and a standard deviation of 0.1).

In the attempt to answer these kinds of questions, algebraic geometry has moved from its classical beginnings to become a deep subject, drawing on a vast array of ideas in mathematics including commutative and homological algebra and category theory.

There is also competition from the private sector, where precision medicine is a hot subject drawing large investments.