Sentence examples for subject was going from inspiring English sources

As I sat down in my first Soul Gathering, I had no idea what the subject was going to be and as soon as I found out, I burst into tears and began laughing hysterically.

In the superordinate A/nA task, half of the animal targets belonged to the basic category on which the subject was going to be tested (birds or dogs).

The subject was "Go to Fox website and look at gas tax article asap".

Like J. D. Salinger, another beloved celebrant of youthful turmoil, Rimbaud may simply have found that, as he grew up, the urgency of his subject was gone.

In doing course prep for trade policy, I looked, as I always do, at the latest edition of the USITC publication on the economic effects of import restrictions — and discovered that my subject was gone.

He never takes the view that a subject is going to be too complex for his readers to understand.

I never sit down to write anything personal unless I know the subject is going to go beyond my own experience and address something larger and more universal.

Vollmann and Frazier, Morris and Matthiessen are old pros, but travel literature has always served an additional purpose: it gives young writers a subject when they're not yet sure what their own subject is going to be.

"If you paint a portrait and it's massively flattering, the artist is going to look as if they are not doing their job properly – and the subject is going to look like they are on a vanity trip.

That subject is going to be explored next Saturday (8 June) at a special day-long conference in the London College of Communication: "After Leveson, is citizen journalism the answer?" It is being hosted by the Citizen journalism Educational Trust and The-Latest.com, which calls itself Britain's first dedicated citizen journalism news portal.

Future research into the subject is going to deal with the application of the current approach and similar non-linear techniques to other disease propagation models.