Sentence examples for continuing subject from inspiring English sources
He introduced a continuing subject for the evening, the variety and exquisite attractiveness of young women.
The host decided that because Mr. Davis was the continuing subject of such impassioned feelings, he deserved to be heard.
The lyrics' continuing subject is the ups and downs of long-term love, and in recent years Mr. Kaplan and Ms. Hubley have sung them as quietly as pillow talk.
The never-ending story of the 2000 election has turned into the best continuing subject for television news since the Monica Lewinsky incident, if not the O. J. Simpson trial, with ratings soaring for network evening newscasts and especially for the all-news cable channels.
Similarly, but less obviously, qualitative change requires much the same apparatus: when a statue is painted, there is some continuing subject, the statue, and a new feature acquired, its new color.
Second, because Aristotle's hylomorphism was initially developed to handle puzzles of change and generation, its deployment in philosophical psychology is sometimes strained, insofar as Aristotle is not immediately willing to treat every instance of perception and thought as a straightforward instance of change in some continuing subject.
At 240th s the PF of the continuing subjects was reduced by −35 (−78 to +3)%.
Among 462 continuing subjects, 308 participated in a 20-year exam during November 2007 through July 2011, and 305 with fundus photographs were included in the current analysis.
However, the relative decline of the CV tended to be larger for the fatigued subjects compared with the continuing subjects, for fatigued being about −20 (−7 to −35)% and for continuing −15 (+7 to −28)%; P = 0.074.
However, Ms. Good said, the Egg Board-sponsored program will continue, subject to review by Scholastic's new vetting process.
Franco's decision to remain technically neutral in the Second World War meant that football could continue, subject to a certain degree of political manipulation and tampering.
