Sentence examples for subjects around which from inspiring English sources
Among the subjects around which this self-deception occurs is, of course, race.
It is a natural biographical question whether this attitude had something to do with the other important subject that Harrod skated around, which is Keynes's homosexuality.
New York Botanical Garden: Italian Renaissance Arts and Plants and Cooking Demonstrations (Saturday and Sunday) The Italian Renaissance is the subject around which activities revolve this weekend.
The study of the wind loading of structures is a main topic of Wind Engineering and even more the subject around which Wind Engineering was born and evolved.
But there was one subject around which our different lives came together and found deep connection: the author and lepidopterist Vladimir Nabokov.
The SEM quantifies the precision of individual PVF measurement and defines the boundaries around which a subject's value is expected to lie according to a given confident interval [ 34].
But our conversation revolves around subjects for which big politics have no time, like hiking through a misty fog, opium dens, buildings that emerge suddenly and why Wolfgang Voigt always resurrects himself as GAS, right when you need him and his music the most.
The fused Finite/Predicator element – typically realizing an implicit Subject – was established as the central element around which interpersonal meanings are realized.
All five subjects had been prepared for behavioral/electrophysiological experiments with a head implant, the area around which was cleaned before experiments with a dry cotton swab.
"Preliminary information on scene indicates that an argument started inside the mall between two groups of subjects around 2 00 p.m., at which point officers who were working off-duty at the mall arrived on scene," CMPD officials said in a statement.
Accordingly, an agenda is defined as 'the list of subjects to which government officials and those around them are paying serious attention at any given time' (14).
