Sentence examples for a suitable subject to from inspiring English sources

Look for a suitable subject to take shots.

Would it not be appropriate for him, in these circumstances, to take any concept of reasonable generality as a suitable subject on which to practice his art?

Of course a suitable subject was required, and to maintain that link to the past, Archer photographed hereditary peers whose ancestors were photographed at the Bassano studio.

"You would not think that it is a suitable subject for ceramics, but to me it is".

Surely the wolf in its last months and days, alone, fleeing humans, finally caught in its den with the fire of torches outside, is a suitable subject for a resonant poetic story to be declaimed in verse by the fireside, or at the next meeting of the Audubon Society.

The species may therefore offer a suitable subject for both the mid- to long-term consequences of strict vegetative reproduction, as well as a model for the colonizing abilities of clonally reproducing species.

This was at a time when Britain was only beginning to become accustomed to the notion of business as a suitable subject for academic pursuit, and when the US style of business study was seen as a possible answer to Britain's chronic management shortcomings.

First, whereas treatment allocation has been based mainly on phenotype, genetic characterization based on the genetic profile of an individual will help researchers to identify suitable subjects to test a working hypothesis.

How to feel well is not a suitable subject for teaching.

The foot is a suitable subject for 3T MRI as it is not susceptible to many of the problems involved with 3T imaging.

But after finishing my undergraduate degree, a lecturer advised me that I might want to apply to do a PhD – he also mentioned Spark as a suitable subject.