Sentence examples for subject links from inspiring English sources

Among available information in both repositories, some of them may contribute to user learning process, such as a brief explanation on a particular subject, links to conferences, journals, pages that are associated with topics of interest, presentations, books, podcasts, videos, and lectures, among others.

Summoning a measure of sympathy for his rather unsympathetic subject, Link can be overly diplomatic in discussing, as he calls it, Helms's "racial insensitivity".

The next day she posted a second tweet on the subject linking a Huffington Post article, with the comment: "Terrible what is going on in Argentina".

While measuring gains from year to year is a simple idea, the actual analysis is complex because it requires scores for each Tennessee student for each year and subject, linked to a specific teacher for each test.

Subject: Link Partnership with GoMSG.com (2nd Request).

Nutrition and hydration at the end of life is a complex subject linked to many controversies.

Archaeology is a subject linked by its nature to history and calls up an archaic dimension, whereas the trace takes us into the world of interpretation, analysis, and research based on circumstantial evidence.

But there is some interesting empirical work on mass and count expressions being done which is shedding some new light on these issues (see Casati 2005 for details), and there has been an explosion of recent work in linguistics (see the bibliographies from Link 1998, and the Pelletier and Schubert classic paper on the subject linked in the Other Internet Resources).

Myths of the origins of carving connected it directly to the gods, and its subjects linked it intimately to the ancestors.

There is particular danger to subjects linked to the modern knowledge economy, including science, technology, engineering and maths (Stem), which are dominated by international students, particularly at the postgraduate level.

"Cruel Sexuality", for instance, is about "10 different subjects linked together" but with its lyric, "You make me happy in my everyday life/Why do you keep me in a prison at night?", it's fairly obvious how some people will read it.