Sentence examples for subject in the same from inspiring English sources

One of Mr. Diamond's frequent devices is to present different aspects of a subject in the same frame.

He caused further offence by returning to the subject in the same show, saying: "When she arrived back on the flight she met her boyfriend.

If the ill effects of the legislation become too obvious, governments often have to put through further legislation on the same subject in the same parliament.

His argument against noise was simple: A great mind can have great thoughts only if all its powers of concentration are brought to bear on one subject, in the same way that a concave mirror focuses light on one point.

Internal reviews at Hopkins found that Dr. Togias had made several missteps in the project, including a failure to turn up literature from the 1950's indicating that hexamethonium can be toxic to lungs and not informing the university's review panels, called institutional review boards, that an earlier subject in the same experiment had developed a cough and shortness of breath.

It links, for example, "The Help," Tate Taylor's mild and decorous look at master-servant relations in Mississippi in the early 1960s (based on Kathryn Stockett's novel), with "Django Unchained,"Quentin Tarantino's violent and profane (if no less fantastical) examination of the same subject in the same state a little more than a century before.

He seems to be suggesting that Israel has usurped the voice of God by inscribing its national plaint into the minds of its subjects in the same way that God issues his spiritual injunction to his people.

The plots are shown only for subject two, but the coupling affected all of the subjects in the same manner.

In this work, we propose an algorithm to stylize face images using multiple exemplars containing different subjects in the same style.

However, we chose some characteristic behavior of the different conditions, and we also noticed that a similar behavior can be seen also in subjects in the same condition.

In Spatial Hearing, Blauert gives examples that different subjects in the same sound environment have diverse description of the environment [17].