Sentence examples for notional subject from inspiring English sources

How did socialism become a notional subject of this Presidential campaign?

Braque's Rio Tinto Factories at l'Estaque takes as its notional subject a modern intrusion into Cezanne's terrain.

"Notional subject" is similar.

Nor will this notional child's elder companion be subject to inordinate Anguish, much as he might wish himself in the place of those unencumbered souls thronging the adjacent Room to see "True Grit".

Rather, they consist of cursory explanations that seem designed more as a nod to colleagues who already know the subject than as a pedagogical guide to the notional "mathematically inclined reader".

Many things that would seem to qualify for a notional British pavilion in an entertainment fair soon require to be subject to qualification.

This would be a departure from the current UK practice, where directors are typically awarded a notional maximum number of shares in one year, which are then subject to performance criteria that will determine the actual payout three years later.

(The entrance fees are real, but the "salaries" — subject to a cap, just as in the N.B.A. — remain notional).

The RBC case is the CFTC's biggest by notional trade value, the agency said.

The scoring, including a notional candidate set, is calculated without the respective qualitative study.

This new approach, the subject of a weighty book just published by the World Bank*, is based on "notional" (or non-financial) defined contributions (NDCs) by workers.