Sentence examples for desperate subjects from inspiring English sources

Vulnerable, desperate subjects are likely to weigh up the potential risks and benefits of trial participation using very different criteria and value judgments compared to less vulnerable subjects [ 13- 17].

As the days went on, either my Spanish improved or I got more desperate for subjects to talk about, because I found myself enlightening my teachers on such American topics as the political impact of soccer moms and the metaphorical use of "white bread," as in "He comes from a very white-bread family".

By the end of 1939, Welles was desperate for a subject that would be acceptable to R.K.O.

Our then-recent experience of the class-clash of student life felt like a subject desperate to be written about – and Manchester Uni, where we'd met, felt like the perfect location.

Instead, these are families with young children and no place to call home who are desperate enough to subject themselves to the dehumanizing effects of life in a city shelter.

Desperate for a subject, he stumbled upon a local video report on the photographers in the holy city of Varanasi.

Guelzo tries to hold these two subjects — three desperate days of combat and the political meaning of the war — in workable tension.

She's desperate to change the subject.

"Almost time for the eleven-o'clock show!" he said, desperate to change the subject.

When you see Republicans pick up that worn cudgel, you can be sure it's because they're desperate to change the subject from something else.

Perhaps more relevant, the Spanish government is desperate to change the subject from an ongoing party-funding scandal, which has threatened to engulf Mariano Rajoy, the prime minister.