Sentence examples for a subject takes from inspiring English sources

What is measured is the length of time a subject takes to press a key.

The number of successive trials a subject takes to reach a specified level of proficiency may be compared with the number of trials he later needs to attain the same level.

As generally happens when a subject takes a feminist turn on the internet, the idiots then turned up, with various lowlifes telling the women who expressed displeasure at the shirt to go kill themselves.

The form such a subject takes on as the result of the change cannot be an incidental form like size or location or temperature.

Let's assume that achieving mastery of a subject takes 20 years of dedicated training, and work backward from there applying the 80/20 rule (see Figure 4).

Inferential knowledge is defeasible, or, more precisely stated, what a subject takes to be inferential knowledge may turn out to be pseudo, non-genuine, a false cognition imitating a true one, or even in Gettier-style cases an accidentally true cognition masquerading as one genuinely inference-born.

And they are never only about a subject taken from the headlines.

But about a subject taken as seriously by the government of Pakistan as is women's rights, no one ought to engage in ad hominem attacks.

The role and responsibilities of widows and spinsters was a subject taken up by many writers, from Vera Brittain to DH Lawrence.

In the 1960s, for example, the "crisis of the city," as it was called — a catchall term for crime, rising drug use, rioting, "white flight" and skyrocketing budgets — was a subject taken up by many writers and thinkers.

This represents an innovative use of the blog form: It is as though MacNeill has looked over his notes on a subject, taken sequentially as he learned about it, and organized them by topic.