Sentence examples for subject generation from inspiring English sources
Since the 2006 publication of her first book on the subject, "Generation Me," which sold more than 100,000 copies, Dr. Twenge (pronounced TWANG-ee) has become something of a celebrity psychologist, appearing on the "Today" show, "Good Morning America" and MSNBC, among others, to comment on topics as varied as Facebook and the rise in plastic surgery.
The methodological tool of 'Visual Vivencias' allows not only to capture data but to visually observe affective dimensions which includes subjects' generation and production of affective dimensions which includes feelings and emotions.
The novel sold poorly when it was first published in 1954, but went on to became a staple of middle and high school English classes, subjecting generations of students to its supremely cynical theme about human nature.
"At worst, [the boy] was being a class-clown and engaged in behavior that would have subjected generations of school boys to an after-school detention, writing lines, or a call to his parents," a complaint filed by her attorneys said.
It has been asserted that everything in the world was subject to generation and nothing was ungenerated, but that after being generated some things remained indestructible while the rest were again destroyed.
Many natural beings, for example, are possible because they are subject to generation and corruption.
It remains to say what bodies are subject to generation, and why.
HIVE supports dynamic subject metadata generation using multiple SKOS encoded controlled vocabularies.
Of things constituted by nature some are ungenerated, imperishable, and eternal, while others are subject to generation and decay.
First we must inquire whether the elements are eternal or subject to generation and destruction; for when this question has been answered their number and character will be manifest.
There may be things not subject to generation or any kind of movement, but if so they belong to another and a higher inquiry than the study of nature.
