Sentence examples for back to subjects from inspiring English sources

The Dublin artists Tim Redfern and Ralph Borland installed a surveillance camera on Havemeyer Street that mimicked cameras in Britain that "talk back" to subjects.

Morgan says that he finds himself going back to subjects he remembers discussing with his father for his writing, such as the Watergate scandal and Idi Amin, the subject of his forthcoming film, The Last King of Scotland.

She uses the apparatus of interview and documentary and, like all journalists, she seems drawn back to subjects that not only help her explain the world to her audience, but also offer a way for her to explain herself to herself.

The history of the cold war is not told in a linear, chronological narrative; each chapter covers a theme, like Sputnik or the Red Scare, and loops back to subjects covered earlier, from a different perspective, be it the death of Stalin or the rise of Fidel Castro.

(ii) When pronouns occur, there is a bias to interpreting such elements as referring back to subjects of preceding sentences, rather than non-subjects.    .

For this month's feature, we talked to people who came back to subjects that had captivated their interest much earlier in their lives.

Although IRBs focus on protecting the rights and confidentiality of individuals, this may not require that individual results be reported back to study subjects.

I always told my students, "You lose points if you don't give pictures back to your subjects".

What will you be doing traveling back to each subjects' origins?

So back to safer subjects.

I see the allure in the ordinary and reflect it back to my subjects and the world.