Sentence examples for sometimes for subjects from inspiring English sources

Greece was the source to which artists looked for justification, for compositional types, sometimes for subjects.

Sometimes, for particular subjects, outside research might be helpful, or even necessary.

Although he was quite familiar with the English Bible, he sometimes displayed a taste for subjects like history and grammar, in which he had little competence.

Although the estimation error is sometimes not negligible (as for subjects aw and zk), the dashed and the corresponding solid lines are highly correlated.

Sometimes for days on end, subjects dosed with BZ remain locked in a stupor that at turns stokes hallucinations, auto-phantom behaviors (picking, plucking, stripping naked, etc)., anxiety and terror and, perhaps most crucially, a blotting out of certain memories of the trip, which not surprisingly could be marked by a near-total loss of willpower. .

Soon we'll tackle sometimes sticky subjects like saving for the future, paying off debt and protecting what you've got.

We submit that our pictures serve as the equivalent of, or replace, the descriptive categories for subjects who cannot grasp these sometimes-subtle, quantitative semantics.

Made with a light-sensitive plate held within a shoe-box-sized wooden camera, daguerreotypes required such long exposure times the earliest daguerreotypes sometimes required subjects to sit still for as long as thirty minutes, though exposure times fell over the life of the technology that subjects were often held in place with iron collars fitted to the backs of their chairs.

Made with a light-sensitive plate held within a shoe-box-sized wooden camera, daguerreotypes required such long exposure times — the earliest daguerreotypes sometimes required subjects to sit still for as long as thirty minutes, though exposure times fell over the life of the technology — that subjects were often held in place with iron collars fitted to the backs of their chairs.

While the New Victory presents theater for young people from around the world, the raw language and sometimes provocative subject matter for "Once" is intended for ages 13 and up.

Sometimes the subjects were told the child was left unintentionally (for example, the parent was hit by a car).