Sentence examples for one subject though from inspiring English sources
On one subject, though, he turns coy: cooking.
One subject, though, was conspicuous in its absence: the not-so-dismissible matter of the country's occupation by the Nazis.
I kept the hair and clothes from just one subject, though, to create the effect that you are seeing a casual portrait of one person, but when you look a bit closer you see something different and strange. .
On one subject, though, Pinker does take an unconventional position.
On one subject, though, she was outspoken during her tenure as dean — gays in the military.
Her plan is to shun the grubbiness of campaigning as long as she can and hope that on September 27th her personal popularity propels the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) back into power at the head of the next coalition government.On one subject, though, the CDU seems willing to offer battle: taxes.
The chapter's real subject, though, is a broader one: the slipperiness of truth.
De Puy's most mesmerizing depiction of her subject, though, is not a still but one of the short films that accompany "Randy" in installation.
One subject which makes a poor showing is music, though Art did make time to read Patrick Humphries Bookendss - The Simon and Garfunkel Story in June 1983.
A range of subject areas was included, which helps with generalisability, though it may decrease power in any one subject area.
Their greatest subject, though, was themselves.
