Sentence examples for seeming subject from inspiring English sources
The story revolves around an obese intellectual, Philip, and his young, wild wife, Flora, who is the seeming subject of a scandalous novel written by one of her former lovers.
Instead, kind terms designate properties and simple seeming subject-predicate sentences like 'Foxes are carnivores' are claimed to possess a more complicated logical form, ∀x(Fx→ Cx), where Cx translates the predicate 'is a carnivore'.
What qualifies as a "discontinuous event" seems subject to interpretation.
Like money, international groupings seem subject to constant inflationary tendencies.
But now this view seemed subject to reappraisal.
Our misery was a reminder of the rigid, unforgiving logic to which human moods seem subject.
And "occupied territory advocacy" seemed subject to the most scrutiny of all.
(Dean buried the bottles first for added patina, so that the glass itself seems subject to some dark organic process).
No matter where, fashion-show readying areas all seem subject to local fire-safety standards, which designers observe by posting No Smoking signs prominently above the communal ashtray.
In that light, Booker's most heroic accomplishments — like dashing into a burning building to save a neighbor — seemed subject to question.
Meanwhile Sterling's potential transfer fee increasingly seems subject to Weimar Republic levels of hyperinflation – from £40m earlier in the week to £60m in one Sunday paper.
