Sentence examples for exclusive subject from inspiring English sources
Michael Thompson photographed him as the exclusive subject of a 10-page shoot in the February issue of Details, which turned up at about the same moment as Versace's Versus campaign, in which Mr. Avedon also stars.
Mr. Klebnikov's main, but not exclusive, subject is Boris Berezovsky, a former member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences who has amassed a fortune in television, oil and gas exports, aluminum smelting and other industries.
Though the life of streets and people in New York is her almost exclusive subject, there is in her work not a single image of the big, symbolic New York.
exclusive subject of our site for a day.
In both of these cases (UM and ET, which are not necessarily mutually exclusive), subject matter considerations play a powerful role in framing the ways in which the teacher considers what is essential about the mathematics that will be learned by the student.
In addition, the focus of the STEM educational shift for students with disabilities and LEP is in a gradual transition from an exclusive subject content knowledge focus to the development of associated reasoning and problem-solving skills (Crippen and Archambault 2012), providing a direction and charge for a new classroom context.
But Lin (2008) is an exclusive study of the locative subject in Chinese.
On single subject level, epoch- and event-related regressors were entered into a combined model, estimating the exclusive contribution of either regressor.
Whereas fifteen, or even ten years ago, a lot of films focused [solely] on the sexuality of their subjects as an exclusive topic".
More radically, the new body could be given an "exclusive jurisdiction" – subject to appropriate appeal rights – to deal with privacy complaints against the press.
(a) For mutually exclusive applications subject to selection by competitive bidding (non-reserved channels) or fair distribution/point system (reserved channels), petitions to deny may be filed only against the winning bidders or tentative selectee(s), and such petitions will be governed by §§ 73.5006 and 73.7004, respectively.
