Sentence examples for subject in general from inspiring English sources

By Robert J. Cohn The New Yorker, December 7 , 1929P. 78 Some profound viess of the public on the subject in general: 1.

"One thing that has happened to the subject in general is it has become less a subject of moral aspiration and more a matter of enforceable law," Mr. Leubsdorf said.

Your nominations for songs about books may be about the subject in general – about writing a book, about reading or referring to a something in a book in the course of lyrics.

The radiation of charged particles in curved space is an important subject in general relativistic kinetic theory.

This distinction between "appearance" and "experience" is developed in the fourth chapter or Phenomenology of the Metaphysical Foundations, whose subject, in general, is the transformation of merely "apparent" motions into "true" motions.

But Weyl needed no external prompting to work in, and to teach, theoretical physics: his interest in the subject in general and, above all, in the theory of relativity, gave him more than sufficient motivation in that regard.

This might be someone from your class, someone who has previously taken it or someone who is knowledgeable about the subject matter in general.

It's a strategy poorly suited to "subjects" in general, let alone the intractable subject that haunts an elegy.

The Roman populace and the Praetorian Guard later came to regret that they had lost such a liberal patron, but to his subjects in general, Nero had been a tyrant, and the revolt his misrule provoked sparked a series of civil wars that for a time threatened the survival of the Roman Empire and caused widespread misery.

Subjects in general know a lot about themselves but much less about aggregate circumstances.

An occurring problem of IBR technology for VEs has been that subjects in general showed very little movement of head and body.