Sentence examples for closed subjects from inspiring English sources

When the boxes were closed, subjects had limited visual and olfactory access to the food and had two spatially separated doors, or options, from which to extract the raisins.

With eyes closed, subjects were instructed to say yes whenever they felt the touch.

She added: "Politics is a dark and closed subject for the average person.

It is never a closed subject, but instead a matter we are compelled to go on arguing about.

To understand why the mainstream finds this proposition so annoying, you have to understand that "distribution" – the polite name for inequality – was thought to be a closed subject.

Shechtman was vilified for insisting that he had discovered a crystal with a fivefold symmetry and an aperiodic structure; the types of structures possible in a crystal had been considered a closed subject since the 1890s.

Naturally, her love life was a closed subject between father and son, but for years afterward Michael could not drive through Chelmsford or the surrounding villages without wondering whether this or that old fellow tottering along the pavement or slumped near a bus stop was one of the seventeen.

Crimea is a closed subject".

Some feared that residents would become frustrated when it was brought up again and they believed it was complete and a closed subject.

But the subject is a closed topic to many evangelical Christians.

But many files remain closed indefinitely, subject to an extraordinary, sweeping escape clause.