Sentence examples for leftover subjects from inspiring English sources
Bound by a Confucian code of allegiance to their original ruler, they regarded themselves as "leftover subjects," citizens of a longed-for past.
It introduces the rest of the show and the wide range of responses by loyalist artists — known as yimin, or leftover subjects — who through their art were trying to deal with social and cultural trauma.
Each calorimeter contained a bed, toilet, sink, treadmill, television, and personal computer, and since there was little room leftover, subjects had virtually no opportunity to move around, except to use the toilet.
An album of landscapes, dated 1644, offers tight, fleet riffs in the manner of Ni Zan, a "leftover subject" of an earlier dynasty, along with the image of a sunset, a motif found in other Nanjing-related painting and perhaps of Western derivation.
For all the inches of text devoted to the subject, "leftover women" — a pool of educated thirtyish women who can not find a partner in China — is a concept invented and sustained largely by men.
Leftover cells were subject to an estimation of cell viability using trypan blue exclusion and survival was >95%%.
Though every track has at least one treasurable one-liner, the similarity of subject ("Angela", "Leftovers", "I Never Said I Was Deep", "Fucking song", "Slush", "You're in My Eyes" are all about sex and/or love) does get wearing, especially when each is accompanied by a sub-Stooges/Stones wig out and some very annoying drumming.
Human knee chondrocytes were isolated from autopsy donors as leftover de-identified material and with no interactions with subjects, and therefore with no informed consent required.
Normal human knee synovial fibroblasts and chondrocytes were isolated from autopsy donors as leftover de-identified material and with no interactions with subjects, and therefore with no informed consent required.
Some photographs in "Hidden in Plain Sight" feel less "found" than others: More effort went into finding their subjects than Evans expended before shooting dinner leftovers.
