Sentence examples for subject connected from inspiring English sources

First-person conflict is Gornick's perennial subject, connected across books foremost by their narrator's longing for a unifying, comprehensive scheme.

As this year's Nobel laureate, Dylan is required "to give a lecture on a subject connected with the work for which the prize has been awarded".

Told, "I want to see a thriller," Siri would immediately identify "thriller" as a film genre -- and summon up movies -- rather than analyze how the subject connected to an object and a verb.

The basic structure of RDF is the triple, a statement composed of a subject connected with an object through a predicate, similar to narrative statements in English (e.g. 'HomoSapiens isA mammal.', 'Dopamin treats ParkinsonSyndrome.').

Evernote also surfaces related content automatically at the bottom of the customer record to help users find other Evernote subject matter connected to the record.

But even in its present state of development, this subject connects many topics in logic, mathematics, and surrounding fields in a manner which bears on the nature and scope of our knowledge of these subjects.

On the TMT parts A and B [ 31], the subject connects numbers in ascending order and numbers and letters in ascending order, respectively, to provide information regarding attention and cognitive flexibilty.

Céspedes was the author of several prose pieces on subjects connected with his profession.

The Iranian cultural centre in Latakia thus seemed to be appreciated as a place to study Persian and inquire about subjects connected to Iran.

He recorded his views of the nation's music in his subsequent book, Japanese Things: Being Notes On Various Subjects Connected With Japan.

Not until middle life did she become a professional journalist, and then it was of a somewhat specialised kind: ambitious investigations and studies of human wickedness, particularly persons and subjects connected with Hitler and his deeds.