Sentence examples for external subject from inspiring English sources

In the left panel, with its visceral clumps of paint struggling to emerge from a welter of competing strokes and shapes, references to an external subject are oblique.

Smith and Varzi define this kind of boundaries "fiat boundaries", that is boundaries that are the results of a conceptual delimitation made by an external subject.

We suggest that the samples made by this method have a convenient characteristic for the investigation of nanosensing properties, because density of state and electrical conduction change by external subject.

We suggest that the samples made by this method have a convenient characteristic for the investigation of nanosensing properties, because the density of state and electrical conduction change by external subject.

If the person or the family is very religious, this external subject they trust to solve their problems might be an exorcist; the cultural background deeply influences the way people deal with their problems".

The fraternity will also implement mandatory diversity and education for its members and create an advisory committee on diversity and inclusion consisting of SAE undergraduates, alumni and "select external subject matter experts".

Narrative nonfiction also provides a bridge between the personal narratives students typically write in elementary school and the essays on external subjects that are more appropriate assignments in high school and beyond.

The internal architecture of the mega-corporations such as Facebook or Google is not following a democratic model, but those of benevolent dictators who know what is best and decide with no consultation with their internal or external subjects.

"In many cases the believers are just unconsciously unloading personal or domestic issues onto external subjects, instead of facing them," he said.

The mean age of external subjects was younger than that of the entire sample.

But things that were once external and subject to the social rules of caution and embarrassment — above all, our interactions with other people — are now easily internalized, made to feel like mere workings of the id left on its own.