Sentence examples for subjects and forms from inspiring English sources

During the academic year, we host talks and discussions that reflect on the different kinds of subjects and forms of subjection that can be called postcolonial today.

Their viewpoints vary, as do their subjects and forms, but you rarely escape a sense of nature's vast, incalculable richness or of photography's ability to do it justice.

Our system processes images taken from a webcam on a laptop computer, using facial detection to track subjects, and forms movement commands to center the subjects based on face positions.

But the show made it clear that women were going their own way in art and would no longer let their interests be dismissed by an art world in which the subjects and forms had largely been defined by men.

In many ways the most interesting part of the "Elimination" is the long description of how the painting grew from the contemplation of a prepared canvas, "by paint smeared o'er & fit for use / Not smooth but of a texture loose", rather like Leonardo seeing subjects and forms in uneven walls.

Hart closes with a cogent consideration of modern autobiographical discourses as "an exercise in 'impression management,'" in which different discourses battle to privilege varying subjects and forms of representation of individual and social being.

His work, written mainly from 1415 to 1430, is distinguished by its variety of subject matter and form.

The rediscovery of Shakespeare, for example, was in part a move in the liberation from French classical tragedy and its rigid limitations of subject matter and form.

Shrewd questions may be classified by subject and form.

Deceptively informal, her verse is colloquial and uninhibited, both in subject and form.

The case for "Birdman," as the Times and others have explained it, rises from the movie's subject and form.