Sentence examples for subject so long from inspiring English sources

It is appropriate for instructors or departments to specify that majors have priority in gaining admission to a subject, so long as it does not help fulfill a GIR.

We decided to commission eight local artists to write and perform whatever they wanted to on the subject, so long as they looked the trauma in question right in the eye.

He seemed too great to be a subject so long as he was subject, and all would have agreed that he was equal to the imperial office if he had never held it.

And exploring a single subject so long and so deeply requires an older person's patience and perspective.

Applied chemical ecology is an appropriate subject matter so long as the work is based on ecological problems or concerns.

He imposes no restrictions or prohibitions on his subjects; "so long as I love quietude, the people will of themselves go straight.

Ofqual also suggested that short course GCSEs could be offered in some subjects, so long as they didn't get in the way of the full two-year version.

With few and therefore notable exceptions, the Muslim rulers of Egypt had seldom interfered with the lives of their Christian and Jewish subjects so long as these groups paid the special taxes (known as jizyah) levied on them in exchange for state protection.

It figures that, subjected so long to both the tortured inconsistencies of the Church and the elegant rationality of high academe, Christopher Buckley would come to reverence Evelyn Waugh's great novel.

I'm delighted to become a citizen having been a subject for so long! 3. PS If I can suffer a brutal haircut, why not the Greeks, Spanish etc? Just asking.

The biographer has been on the trail of his subject for so long (he began writing in 1989) one might have feared he would succumb to boredom or exasperation, familiar hazards to many who had dealings with Welles in his lifetime.