Sentence examples for subject or so from inspiring English sources
The commissioner's closest constituents, however, stayed mum on the subject (or so he claims).
There is some delightful social skewering, and McDermid is clearly enjoying herself, but it feels as though there is nothing new to say on the subject – or so you might have thought.
Another touchy subject – or so I read – is the 2002 black comedy Secretary, the sado-masochistic romance that featured the provocative image of Gyllenhaal, as self-harming secretary Lee Holloway, crawling across the floor to deliver by mouth a letter to her boss Edward Grey (the original sexually dominant Mr Grey; was EL James a fan of the film?), played by James Spader.
There are generally two schools of thought on the subject, or so I've found myself.
This helped to dignify and elevate the subject matter, or so it was widely believed.
Lunbeck's main subject, though — or so she says at the start of her book — is not Kohut but Christopher Lasch, and what she sees as his complete misunderstanding of Kohut in "The Culture of Narcissism".
Potentially, this observation is related to poor COPD knowledge in the general population – and a weak concern in GP's mind, and thus no clear debate was initiated on this subject or if so, the information exchanged during the debates on COPD was shallow.
The report also addressed the delicate issue of paying human subjects, recommending that the payments should neither be so high as to entice subjects unduly or so low that only the poor were willing to participate.
A contrastive loss for each pair is defined as d2 (squared L2 distance of the feature vectors of two input GEIs) if they are the same subject, or as so-called hinge loss, i.e., max(margin - d, 0 2 if they are different subjects.
When I told the F.C. — every month — that his column measured a couple of inches short, he would sigh heavily, then recall that he had written on a "similar" subject a year or so back, and if I would be so kind as to snip a few inches from that...
The state should STOP testing every child in every subject every year or so, and should leave annual assessments to the local schools.
