Sentence examples for lived subject from inspiring English sources

She also makes clear that flight was no sure ticket to safety, recreating the constant tension under which the Blackburns lived, subject as they were to discovery and arrest as fugitive slaves.

Interestingly, there is a reduction of M9, N9, and B4a in these long lived subjects.

I don't have to live subject to the things or people I experience.

It is these unsolved mysteries which make it a living subject, constantly evolving, changing and surprising.

The only time she wrote about a living subject - Margaret Thatcher, who appeared in her biographical anthology The Warrior Queens - it felt "odd".

Under Greek influence the depiction of naked Gods and mythological figures became acceptable, but initially not of living subjects.

To photograph was to compose (with living subjects, to pose); the desire to arrange elements in the picture did not vanish because the subject was immobilized, or immobile.

Part of this is achieved through some truly incredible audio — Supreme Court testimony, archival recordings, interviews with living subjects and experts — and part through innovative sound design.

Rachel Donadio's essay on literary biographers who write about living subjects (Nov. 4) refers in passing to my own recent biography of Alice Walker.

Functional processes in living subjects can also be studied by diffusion-weighted (DW) MRI.

Lymph node imaging with QDs has been reported in living subjects.