Sentence examples for much subjects from inspiring English sources

The Indians were as much subjects of the king of Spain "as any man in Sevilla".

A traveller who returns to, say, New York from a trip to North Carolina and reports to North Carolina expatriates there that the barbecue didn't seem to amount to much subjects himself to stern geographical probing: "Were you east of Rocky Mount?" "Is Goldsboro east of Rocky Mount?" "West.

It is also interesting to notice the answers to one of the questions from the SVUP questionnaire, namely, how much subjects felt that the experience was influenced by their own motion, rated on a scale from 1 to 100.

In addition, the amount others ate also reflected how much subjects were likely to eat.

The MVB analysis indicated that once the hippocampal representation had emerged, it contained spatial detail related to how much subjects knew about where the permanent landmarks were located.

Instead, task completion was based on the number of trials each subject completed (in other words, we controlled the length of the task based on how much subjects did the tasks).

He knew theatre was as much subject to trends as anything.

In the 1890s, despite the pro-Russian sentiment of many Serbs and Bulgarians, neither country's government was much subject to Russian influence.

Thus, the coastal aquifers of the Mount Cameroon area are not much subject to saltwater intrusion.

Equally, the Banana Plain aquifer is not much subjected to seawater intrusion, but more of the influence of anthropogenic activities.

Ravello has a unique hypervisor but they are still as much subject to competition as any provider pursuing the test and development market.