Sentence examples for called the subject from inspiring English sources
Bach's aim was to show all the possibilities for contrapuntal treatment of a fugue theme, called the subject.
It was from his mother that he inherited what he called "the subject that obsesses me – humiliation.
David R. Gergen, who worked in the Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Clinton White Houses, called the subject a "tender" one.
Fugue, in music, a compositional procedure characterized by the systematic imitation of a principal theme (called the subject) in simultaneously sounding melodic lines (counterpoint).
The term that fills the first blank is called the subject of the proposition, that which fills the second is the predicate.
The opening track, "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," was an instant classic, but the album also featured a song that many fans would rather forget, called "The Subject Was Faggots".
A researcher called the subjects on daily basis to verify the compliance to supplementation intake.
They became obsessed with Freud as what Jacques Lacan, the French psychoanalytic theorist, liked to call "the subject who is supposed to know".
They opposed a full-blown competency hearing that examined Mr. Padilla's treatment in the brig, calling the subject of his detention there a "sideshow".
He calls the subject "an ever-flowing rabbit hole of possibilities for me to either think I was fucked or that show business was fucked".
And it turns out, according to Dr Liu's ponds, that shifts in the Azores high coincide with shifts in the hurricanes in exactly the way that Dr Elsner predicts.Paleotempestology, as its practitioners call the subject, may sound esoteric.
