Sentence examples for subjects call from inspiring English sources

Her interview subjects call her extremely disloyal.

The debate is over whether Marr's theory allows two subjects, call them V and V*, to have different visual contents, when V is a normal perceiver on earth, and V* is an intrinsic duplicate of V, with the same gray arrays as those had by V, and undergoes the same sequence of computations, viewed internally.

Listening Matter's shimmering acoustic guitars, upbeat rhythms, and intimate vocals suggest that hard subjects call for hopefulness.

The limited number of studies with small sample sizes and predominantly female subjects call for further research in this area.

In at least three other instances, subjects called the police.

A similar result came from another test Fox gave his subjects, called the potentiated startle response.

Helms saw that guinea pigs faced a similar problem, and, in 1996, he started a jobzine for research subjects called Guinea Pig Zero.

The eventMIST induced a significant stress response in a subsample of subjects, called the responders (n = 7).

There is a fine popular book on these subjects called Your Inner Fish (Shubin 2008), so long as you realize that the title (though not the book) is rather misleading.

Low number of study subjects calls for caution when comparing the magnitudes of odd ratios.

The questions should have revealed your personal preferences about the subject – call these valued traits.