Sentence examples for subject expressed from inspiring English sources

Impersonal verbs had no subject expressed.

In debates with the Spiritualists and Enthusiasts, who made use of the allegorical-tropological (figurative) method, Luther appealed ever more strongly to the unequivocal "clarity" of the letter of the Scriptures, which contains the "clarity" of the "subject" expressed by it.

Through drama, music, art-making and writing, participants explored this difficult subject, expressed complex feelings and shared their perspectives.

There is also agreement between a subject (expressed by a noun, pronoun or even an adjective) and its predicate verb in gender and number, and for pronouns, also in person.

The L parameter (range: 0.3 0.8) represents the amount of overlap coverage between query and subject, expressed as a ratio.

At any point, if a subject expressed a desire not to participate, he or she was not contacted further.

M - The subject expresses the hope that the time or circumstances lead to the solution of the problem.

Most Americans surveyed on the subject express a preference to die at home, yet most, according to the Centers for Disease Control, in fact die in hospitals or long-term care facilities.

Any subject expressing suicidal ideation will be escorted to the psychiatric emergency department.

If a subject expresses a high level of fatigue, or a CERT level of 9 or 10, the constant level resistance will be decreased or the subject will be instructed to slow the pedaling rate.

Try to let your subject express his or her thoughts fully.