Sentence examples for subject notes from inspiring English sources

Verner Panton, the Danish designer famed for his trippily colorful 1960s and '70s furniture and interiors, published a book on the subject, "Notes on Color".

"As I started learning more about the subject," notes Reeves, "it would be like, 'Well, why aren't we talking to them?' So we'd go, 'Let's go and see if we can meet them!'" Most are not ex-collaborators, though Reeves does call on the creators of The Matrix – the Wachowski siblings – to discuss what became a groundbreaking moment in film-making.

But now the shifting climate is forcing them to adapt.Mr Schultz, who has written several papers on the subject, notes that the Geisenheim vines are developing shoots seven days earlier, blossoming ten days earlier and starting to ripen 12 days earlier than the 40-year average; they are especially affected by the warmer nights.

The subject notes that he is not in a rush: (I do not go fast).

"Peter can take some really unworthy stupid subject," notes Scott Hess, "something other artists would never touch, and make a sublime artwork out of it".

Through intense calculations ("A fair few number-related pub chats and beer mat scribbling sessions on this very subject," notes Browse) the guys think that with 250 different remixes, around 25 for each of the ten tracks on the album, the site would be capable of generating around 11,861,676,288,000 unique albums.

As a novice to the subject noted recently, health care is complicated.

Chafee expounded his expertise on this subject, noting: "I happened to live in Canada as they completed the process.

Back in 1996, a Times article on the subject noted that "biblical creationists have been touting the existence of aliens for years".

And columnist Adam Boulton chose Brexit as his subject, noting that the mood against Cameron's deal "appears to be souring" within the Tory party.

Kirkpatrick makes a reasonable attempt to remain objective about his subject, noting (repeatedly) Zuckerberg's taciturn stare and, of course, his slovenly dressing habits.