Sentence examples for subject as much from inspiring English sources

Here displacement becomes a subject as much as an artistic strategy.

It may favor prohibition to just such degree as it chooses, and to that end may let in a local vote upon the subject as much or as little as it may please.

I like this statement as it seems to sum up my approach to portraiture: I photograph what I imagine about the subject as much as what they present to me".

But for the last three weeks at Mr. Hayes's trial, the absent co-defendant has been the subject as much as he has; that seems certain to continue on Friday during closing statements in the case against Mr. Hayes.

I was invited to pound some rice, forgiven when I tired comically quickly in the heat, and – to change the subject, as much as anything else – shown the luscious cassava planted in the back-garden-field.

If "The Marriage Ref" is a hit, Mr. Seinfeld said, it will be the result of the universality of the subject as much as the familiarity of his name.

Even though the two projects are separate in subject matter — as much of Gréaud's work is — they are heavily linked in conceptual process.

But with my first book of nonfiction, "Normal," I discovered that changes within me, especially changes of opinion, concerned my subjects as much as, or more than, they did me.

The sultan intervened to provide protection for his Jewish subjects as much as possible, though the fact that many of his soldiers were Christians converted to Islam who retained the hatreds instilled in their childhoods made that intervention difficult.

The way I've tried to handle it is to cover other subjects as much as possible, only returning to trans issues when I feel it's absolutely imperative.

But presumably, an ethical obligation to safeguard research subjects as much as possible should exist on CIRBs as well - i.e., be the same for participants elsewhere, too.