Sentence examples for subjects grew from inspiring English sources

Subjects grew to like experiencing nighttime in a new way.

As photographers traveled, the distance between photographers and their subjects grew.

Mr. Oriti repeats motifs of the suburban homes like the ones his subjects grew up in, in gray-toned backgrounds, then paints over them in messy white acrylic.

I see you don't hunderstand me, sir. I don't mean the 'air of the 'ed, but the hair hof the hatomsphere!' " The realistic, illustrational style of drawing, along with unfunny captions, persisted in Punch for a remarkably long time, until well into the 1940s, as the menu of subjects grew to include cricket, debutantes and society matrons, motorcars and the military.

Rarick brings these and other expert insights to bear on his narrative, and uncovers a fascinating experiment conducted at the University of Minnesota during World War II to examine the effects of starvation on mood (the subjects grew impatient, "boorish" and paranoid).

As I looked at his candid shots and casual recordings of conversations, the motorcycle gang members who were his subjects grew more and more alive to me.

As Schutz's subject matter grew wilder, her technique became more assured.

It insists that we care, deeply, as we watch Apted and his subjects grow up, and as we follow them down.

Only when they received training in the skills demanded by the tests did the inept subjects grow more realistic in their evaluations.

The standard histories tell us about great-power rivalries, a diminishing technological gap between overlords and subjects, growing independence movements among the colonized.

Seemingly boyish and charming, the son becomes a cloddish tyrant, securing foreign slaves who do the kingdom's work while its subjects grow lazy, self-indulgent and fat.