Sentence examples for just subjects from inspiring English sources

"I think they are just subjects that we can talk about.

When times were quiet or when they were kinetic, I tried to photograph the men as characters, not just subjects.

By playing, I do mean playing: I have been happily married for a year and a half, and am not looking for dates, just subjects to chat with.

This is a very broad definition, which includes not just subjects like physics and chemistry but also psychology, economics, mathematics and even "library science".

"We'll discuss all kinds of things — subjects that are of relevance to Google, but really just subjects that are of relevance to the cultural world and the world of technology more generally," Mr. Crossan said, in his first interview since plans for the institute were disclosed.

The families and friends left behind aren't just subjects of heartbreaking photography.

11.44am GMT Ming has just subjected Earth to a storm of 'hot hail'.

It must avoid "illusionism," meaning not just subject matter, but also any discernible break between background and foreground.

There was something personally vindictive about the Alice in Wonderland trial to which his junta has just subjected her.

And as a special punishment for you, I might just subject you to a BBB (Bid-by-Bid) feed on the IPL auction.

At its best, teaching can be a wonderfully rewarding experience, but success requires more than just subject area knowledge.