Sentence examples for declared subject from inspiring English sources

Its declared subject is the killing of a Republican Spanish family, though it could recall many murders committed in the war years.

Krzysztof Penderecki's arresting "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima" (1960), the best-known piece from his avant-garde period, seems singularly apt to its declared subject matter.

This is fun, but one senses that Solovitch wouldn't be bothering with it if her declared subject, the treatment of stagefright, were large enough to fill a book.

When at last she gets to her declared subject, she gives an amusing sampling of 18th-century Europeans (and Franklin) treating electricity like a toy.

Perhaps it also explains why one volume whose declared subject is "the symbols of war" in the ancient world is completely dominated by discussions of weapons, armor, and tactics.

Evidently, further empirical research on how valuation contributes to capacity is required before we can devise tests that declare subjects to be incapable due to pathological valuations.

These practices were used during the early years of the War on Terror, but were shut down after the Supreme Court declared them subject to prosecution.

He began to answer, but the Charles River Laboratories director of public relations, who had said nothing so far, declared this subject beyond the scope of the interview.

He declined to be interviewed about M.S., and a Wild spokesman declared the subject off limits to the news media during the playoffs.

In the validation set, we declared the subjects with p-STAT5 value over this threshold as 'JMML' and the subjects with p-STAT5 values below this threshold as 'non-JMML'.

The major cause of blindness declared by subjects was acquired diseases (Table 2).