Sentence examples for form a subject from inspiring English sources

Political cartooning has largely been a male form, a subject not addressed by Mr. Navasky.

Such effects can form a subject for reflection and imitation by team members and thus offer an opportunity for learning and obtaining new knowledge-on-action.

Rather than flagging the simultaneous blending of conflicting cultural claims to form a subject position that is constituted by its borderland status, Butler deploys the notion of "psychic excess" and points to the re-significations of performance (as within a historical chain) in ways that subvert a stable subject position altogether.

It is impossible that any abstraction can form a subject of natural science, seeing that everything that Nature makes is means to an end.

According to Aristotelian metaphysics, the inherence of a form in a subject makes the subject into something characterized by that form, as for instance whiteness inhering in Socrates makes him something white.

The form such a subject takes on as the result of the change cannot be an incidental form like size or location or temperature.

Subject-accounts claim that the element of togetherness is really in the subject; in their view, A and B have to form a plural subject or a unified group that is the subject of and has—the intention to visit the Taj Mahal.

Arbus's fine-grained black-and-white film and minimalist form — usually a subject centered in a square format — act with the virtual instantaneity of punchy graphic design.

The alternative is to bring a model release form that a subject would sign before beginning the artwork.

She became a form, a plastic subject".

The new prime minister would then have 10 days to form a cabinet subject to parliamentary approval.