Sentence examples for engaged subjects from inspiring English sources

The Chinese cinema has since gone on to more challenging, socially engaged subjects (as in Jia Zhang-ke's amazing "Platform"); perhaps it's time for Ms. Gong to do the same.

In a regression analysis excluding single or engaged subjects, possible willingness to relocate was associated with being board certified (OR = 3.10; 95% CI 1.25-7.48), and inversely associated with the age of oldest child (OR = 0.95; 95% CI 0.91-0.99).

In a regression analysis excluding single or engaged subjects, possible willingness to relocate was associated with Lebanese citizenship (OR = 2.84; 95% CI 1.32-6.13) and the birthplace of spouse being Lebanon (OR = 2.17; 95% CI 1.32-3.57) while definite willingness to relocate was not associated with any factor.

Ed Bradley asked questions and engaged subject matter that was meaningful to the minority community.

Typically, the IAT engages subjects into a sorting task requiring them to quickly sort stimuli (e.g., pictures or words) into one of four categories.

Key workers started engaging subjects and carers prior to discharge with the primary focus on building a therapeutic relationship.

However, since the emotional Stroop task does not explicitly engage subjects in the processing of emotional material – only color naming – it is unclear whether our results could be related to the motivational goals of emotional regulation.

The criteria seem to be technical skill and engaging subject matter, with formal aesthetics taking third place.

His conversation about baseball with President Bush, in which Bush, the former managing general partner of the Texas Rangers, restated his opposition to interleague play and the wild-card playoff games, cast him as an engaging subject whom Will Ferrell of "Saturday Night Live" might not recognize.

Wherever possible, the accreditation program should engage subject matter experts in the development and review of new or revised standards.

Our results suggest that visual cortex subserving the far periphery is consistently engaged when subjects attended to sound sources outside the field of view.