Sentence examples for subject producing from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Adams and Mr. Sellars, Ms. Goodman read up voluminously on her subject, producing a script that is sometimes slangy and often inspirational.

Manford will start a routine on how often men masturbate (and survey the audience on the subject), producing not a tirade about hypocrisy, but some very forgiving jokes about finding the subject uncomfortable.

Many scientific studies measure different types of high-dimensional signals or images from the same subject, producing multivariate functional data.

One subject producing a putative lipophilic radiometabolite (NC2) in the plasma showed higher radioactivity retention in the brain than the other individuals (Figs. 2 and 3).

Rudolf Otto reserved the term "numinous experience" for experiences allegedly of a reality perceived of as "wholly other" than the subject, producing a reaction of dread and fascination before an incomprehensible mystery (Otto, 1957).

Broadly decided to dig deeper into the subject, producing a 27-minute mini-doc on the subject for their series, "Ovary Action".

A non-magnetic subject produces a straight green line on the screen.

By comparison, the new survey — with 29 questions devoted to this one subject — produced a markedly different result.

No subject produces a literature so anxious, expressed not so much in its grandiosity as in its defensive jokiness and regular-guydom.

But occasionally the subject produces headlines, as it did two months ago when Democratic members of the Texas Legislature fled to Oklahoma to avoid creating a quorum to address the issue.

No other subject produces such irrational judgment.