Sentence examples for subject it makes from inspiring English sources

Like its subject, it makes no concessions to the weak-minded.

And for this subject, it makes sense.

Like other books on the subject, it makes use of historical examples and industry studies to illuminate potential explanations for income differences.

Since being is not a real accident inhering in a subject, it makes no sense to speak of a real distinction.

Like many of the current popular articles and books on this subject, it makes a distinction between active sponsorship and "passive traditional mentorship".

As new studies shed light on the subject, "It makes sense to me to err on the side of caution and expose our kids to less hits, hopefully reducing the risk of any long-term damage," Levine told a Senate committee during a recent hearing on the bill.

For this subject it made sense to include images made in both straight and staged styles.

Compared with those given placebo, tolcapone improved working memory in Val-COMT subjects but impaired it in Met-COMT subjects; it made Met-COMT subjects less risk averse and Val-COMT subjects more so.

It cheapens the subject and it makes them sound like liars.

And because thoughts are determinately true or false, and have a determinate subject-matter, it makes no sense to talk about the "reinterpretation" of thoughts.

So you're using your friends as subjects because it makes the photos more interchangeable.