Sentence examples for subject mainly from inspiring English sources
Many people think medical ethics is a dry and boring subject mainly for the ivory towers of academia.
In one paper in 1988 he solemnly reviewed other writings on the subject, mainly his own, on the grounds that: "I have read them all carefully".
In particular, the graphene-based membrane is an emerging subject mainly due to the atomic thickness, simple processing and the compatibility with other materials.
"The Girl," directed by Julian Jarrold, has a hectic pulp briskness that's apt to its subject (mainly, Hitchcock's intense attraction to Tippi Hedren and the way he used his power to pursue her and, when she spurned him, to punish her), but "Hitchcock," directed by Sacha Gervasi, is the better movie first, thanks to Anthony Hopkins's performance.
"The Girl," directed by Julian Jarrold, has a hectic pulp briskness that's apt to its subject (mainly, Hitchcock's intense attraction to Tippi Hedren and the way he used his power to pursue her and, when she spurned him, to punish her), but "Hitchcock," directed by Sacha Gervasi, is the better movie — first, thanks to Anthony Hopkins's performance.
Even Jacques-François Blondel, who in 1750 was probably the first architectural teacher to devote a separate section of his lecture courses to "history," envisaged the subject mainly as an account of the literary references to architecture found in antique manuscripts an attitude already developed by the 15th-century Renaissance architect Leon Battista Alberti.
Britart double act Gilbert & George are famed for using unorthodox materials (bodily fluids) and controversial subject matter (mainly sex) in their work.
Its subject matter mainly focuses on the relationships between the members of a community such as the SADC.
MR: The album's subject matter mainly rolls along through relationship topics, like "That Girl Is Wrong For You".
Doegen's subjects mainly read short extracts from the Bible, from a few sentences to three or four minutes, or of texts he provided them.
The oxytocin effect on acceptance of the female psychologist's advice was not maintained after a week, with subjects mainly reverting to their original solutions.
