Sentence examples for subject as such from inspiring English sources

This subject as such always interested me, since I did grew up in the totalitarian Soviet Union and always followed up those unique people who were able to stand up against "everybody" motivated by search of truth.

In "Gathering of the Player Men at Buffalo," the Music Trade Review described a heady scene in which Mr. P. B. Klugh, speaking for the Cable Company, said that it had adopted "the nine-to-the-inch scale" and that "they were not open to argument on the subject, as such a scale had given entire satisfaction".

This demand stems from the belief, again similar to Badiou, that rebellion constitutes the (political) subject as such.

Instead, scholars today are assessing how things mediate, and help constitute, both social relations and the human subject as such.

It is helpful here to think of Badiou's parallel to the Christian subject: an integral (but tangential to our purposes) part of his theory is that the event creates the subject as such.

Regarding moral values, Meinong attaches them not to an individual subject as such but to a collective subject, to the "surrounding totality" [umgebende Gesamtheit] to which the individuals in question belong (1894, §56).

However, computer science is a specialist subject and as such inevitably a minority interest.

We are the object of his gaze but also his subject, and as such we become part of his process.

A tentative proposal does not logically create any kind of obstacle for its subject, and, as such, is an offer.

As well as core subjects such as maths and languages, students can also do work experience and voluntary placements.

Then there are the films which take digital technology as their subject matter, such as Michael Haneke's Caché (22) and David Fincher's The Social Network (27).