Sentence examples for subject of the time from inspiring English sources

Reverend Murray (who offers some of the most insightful and moving remarks in "Made in America") speaks of the trial, saying that "O.J. Simpson became a symbol of that decade, of that time, of that response to: Has the mentality of America changed in the civil-rights struggle, or is it business as usual?" Mentality is the subject of the time.

"We must now have the gravest doubts," intoned the Independent on the subject of the Times's veracity.

When I brought up the subject of the Times piece to Clinton later, at his office in Harlem, he laughed and said, "How weird was that?" Then he narrowed his eyes to slits.

While we're on the subject of the Times, let us also praise columnist Tom Friedman.

"Ricky," a veteran of the pot business, is the subject of the Times article.

It was a period when rising stars like Norman Mailer, William Styron and David Halberstam were given unparalleled freedom to explore explosive subjects of the time, like civil rights, the Vietnam War and antiwar protests.

"Artists like Rivera were playing with fire, by addressing politically charged subjects of the time," Braddock said.

In humans, it can distinguish a person who stutters from a control subject 79% of the time.

This is why I appear as the subject most of the time (although it is not obvious).

So we are completely split on the subject of the "right" time to have a baby.

An English primary teacher, in contrast, is a generalist, teaching all subjects, all of the time.