Sentence examples for low subjects from inspiring English sources

Dante calls his own poem a comedy partly because he includes "low" subjects in it.

This conscious yoking of "lords" and "commons" (high and low subjects, high and low diction) is most impressive when the rhetorical volume is turned down, as in "Girl at Christmas," the one flawless poem in this very promising book.

The habit of taking "low" subjects seriously comes with the territory – Sullivan lavishes FR Leavis-style levels of attention on Axl Rose's "snaky side-footed dance", and is very good at explaining the mechanics of pop music.

Classical literature provided precedents for dealing with "low" subjects in art.

The proportion of peripheral CD4+CD28null cells among the CD28% Low subjects here was ∼34% (Table 1).

A highly significant lower insulin sensitivity was found between pre-diabetic high versus pre-diabetic low and between NGT high versus NGT low subjects (P < 0.01).

It does so through the mix of high and low subject matter, the inclusion of several portraits of real people, and the puerile, seedy imagery designed to shock viewers — notice the veiled self-portrait of the artist urinating.

Balgopal ([2014]) recently identified pre-service teachers with high preference for teaching evolution but low subject matter knowledge.

The applied multivariate method can handle low subject-to-variables ratios.

These methods are increasingly applied in situations with large data sets and with low subject-to-variables ratios [ 46, 47].

49 The main methodological flaws encountered were from the use of limited statistical tests and low subject numbers.