Sentence examples for a subject when from inspiring English sources

"I learned not to speak on a subject when I'm not informed on it," she said.

But who takes a continent for a subject when humanity is close at hand?

Ms. Sherman does share one characteristic with the self-shooting masses: She feels far less comfortable as a subject when she is not the photographer.

All this emotion tells me there is something worth investigating … I always follow a subject when I detect strong feeling in it.

Vollmann and Frazier, Morris and Matthiessen are old pros, but travel literature has always served an additional purpose: it gives young writers a subject when they're not yet sure what their own subject is going to be.

The A1 also promises the fastest auto-focusing of any digital reflex, even on moving subjects, locking onto a subject when the shutter release is pressed halfway and then tracking the subject as it moves through the frame.

Liberace's sexuality, Mr. Weintraub said, "is not a delicate subject, but it was a taboo subject when he was a young man, not like today".

Prior research in social network analysis (e.g., [43]) suggests it is important to represent the affinity that a user has toward a particular subject when assessing the similarity of a group.

We wanted to identify research field to enable further research in other opportunities, this include conducting a Systematic Literature Review on a specific subject when appropriate.

A patient was identified as a frail subject when at least three Fried criteria were met, while a subject was considered non-frail when none of the criteria were met, in order to discriminate sufficiently between the subgroups.

Perhaps it's just a personal reaction to grief but it is a forbidden subject when discussing grief.