Sentence examples for has its subjects from inspiring English sources

Sound Portraits, which often has its subjects record their daily lives, has also made documentaries about two youths growing up in a Chicago housing project and one woman's road trip to places where people say they have seen apparitions of the Virgin Mary.

Moreover, every predicate has its subject, so does the secondary predicate of a SGC.

Except, perhaps, the value it attaches to having its subjects on camera.

This science... has its own subject, viz., human society, and its own problems, viz., the social transformations that succeed each other in the nature of society.

In order to distinguish different equivalence class, the same equivalence class entity or concept has the same color mark, and each equivalence class has its own subject and mark color (Fig. 5).

"While every chapter has its own subject," she explains, "everything comes down to the importance of communication.

An independent clause has its own subject and verb.

An independent clause is part of a sentence that has its own subject and verb.

An absolute phrase usually has its own subject and is generally formed with a "noun" and a "participle" (an "-ing" or "-ed" word).

As mentioned above, the de-part in this case is a complete full-fledged clause that has its own overt subject and predicate.

Each body has its requests considered internally, subject to a code of practice and external oversight by Sir Paul.