Sentence examples for subject as being from inspiring English sources

This was Demy's first all-sung film since Les Parapluies De Cherbourg, but his usual composer, Michel Legrand, had rejected the subject as being too gloomy.

Capote once hinted at something unhappy between them, and Shields is tempted to see a lack of evidence on this subject as being the evidence itself: "Among [Crain's] papers at Columbia University, there is not a single piece of correspondence from Nelle.

The presence of a previous major low-trauma fracture identifies a subject as being at high risk of (re)fracture regardless of the BMD measurement (grade A recommendation).

And in more straightforward paintings of unicorns, the artist rarely depicts the subject as being spatially related either to him or herself or to the viewer.

For smoking, we categorized a subject as being a current smoker, ex-smoker, or non-smoker.

There is almost certainly variation in the lag time between actual colonization and the identification of a subject as being colonized.

"Punk rock was once a subject, as was Doctor Who.

In 1992 the economic boom of the 1980's in American art was still a fresh and sore subject, as was the ascendancy of the hotshot celebrity artist.

The Thomas Schelling essays I allude to are definitely worth reading on the subject, as are Jon Elster's books on self-binding.

On this subject (as is so often the case) the ultimate clue isn't revealed to us in Justine at all.

Memories, which the characters want to keep or to forget, are a recurring subject, as is laughter, which is as often ironic as joyous.