Sentence examples for making the subjects from inspiring English sources

Ali Catterall 9pm, BBC4 More people have now conquered Everest than La Manche, making the subjects of this documentary rare indeed.

The absence of trees is keenly felt and contributes in no small part to making the subjects of these pictures even drier and more desolate than they already are.

With the goal of making the subjects as comfortable as possible and as close to a real practice session as possible, a musical score, a piano-roll view, and tablature for guitar and bass were made available for them to choose their preferred option.

The site mints money while making the subjects of its reports miserable, and its "victims" get so pissed off that they--again, if you believe Magedson and Forbes--would kill him if they passed him on the street.

Similarly, bite force was not monitored during fMRI data acquisition to avoid making the subjects anxious.

The metronome was not used during fMRI data acquisition to avoid making the subjects anxious.

Rachel VanCott does a really nice job in the MIT News of clarifying ocean modeling concepts and making the subject accessible.

It's indebted to Pinter's Betrayal and yet succeeds in making the subject seem freshly minted.

Instead, he explained, the practice should relax the mind, making the subject more open and receptive to positive suggestions.

Among the challenges of teaching history is making the subject matter real and interesting, the grant participants said.

Also, it gives more blur to your background making the subject stand out.