Sentence examples for subject in both from inspiring English sources

The verb generally agrees with the subject in both transitive and intransitive sentences.

His own semi-abstract painting always retained a firm connection to realism; he sometimes painted a chosen subject in both modes.

There are marvelous landscapes here, like "Cobb's Barns, South Truro" (1930-33), a frequent subject in both his oil and watercolor paintings, although none from quite this angle.

With the Elian Gonzalez case still a delicate subject in both countries, Cuban and United States officials began talks today on immigration issues, including the growing practice of smuggling illegal immigrants into the United States.

The subject in both entries is "Stories of Color From Around the World" and the storyteller is Len Cabral, who will perform at 11 a.m. for youngsters and at 8 p.m. for adults at the Heckscher Museum of Art on Prime Avenue in Huntington.

Though the essay constantly resists definition – and has never accrued a corpus of academic critical commentary like that given to, say, the novel - it is unusual among literary forms in that its birth can be traced to a single moment and a single man: Montaigne, whose Essaies first appeared in 1580, arguably heralding the birth of the modern idea of the author as subject (in both senses).

The likely subject matter in both cases?

Interview subjects in both cities say P is easier to purchase than marijuana and can usually be bought in under an hour.

The clinical characteristics of propensity score-matched subjects in both groups are presented in Table 1.

The initial traits of the subjects in both groups were considered comparable (Table 1).

Subjects in both conditions received telephone support for their quit effort.