Sentence examples for made subjects from inspiring English sources

There is another Hodgkin called Garden, painted 45 years earlier, a nearly symmetrical view through an archway; and gardens have made subjects of many different moods and implications for him since.

"When we name a child by the name Mary, or a dog by the name Caesar, these names are simply marks used to enable those individuals to be made subjects of discourse.

Mr. Pashler's team also tried without success to replicate a dozen other goal-priming experiments, including one showing that exposure to money made subjects more likely to endorse a free market, and another reporting that exposure to a picture of an American flag prompted subjects to express nationalist attitudes.

But a drug that turns off the receptor in an attempt to treat pain was deep-sixed, because it made subjects feel unusually hot.

Focusing on children, the pair found that TV made subjects feel good about themselves ― if those subjects were white boys.

Rand's ideas have also been made subjects of study at Clemson and Duke universities.

Shannon has been made subject to an Emergency Police Protection Order.

He was on licence, wore a tag and was made subject to a night-time curfew.

Demonstrations could be banned and the news media made subject to censorship.

About 63,000 of the 150,000 who applied were turned down and made subject to deportation.

Even then, such decisions should be made subject to the right of appeal.