Sentence examples for subjects instead of from inspiring English sources

"I think it's more interesting when you can corral your subjects, instead of just going right to them.

Under the new rules, states can create a single alternative assessment that will cover multiple subjects, instead of conducting a separate evaluation for each subject.

Ever since my valued friend Alexandra Shiva began making documentary films, in 2001, I keep returning to something that Diane Arbus, that other great documentarian, said, vis-à-vis her subjects: "Instead of arranging them, I arrange myself around them".

But nationwide, over the last decade, thousands of public schools have moved to a "block schedule," in which students have four long periods a day, skipping some subjects, instead of eight short periods meeting each day in each subject.

Jim Lehman, who is teaching an international trade and development policy course at Pitzer, says students come to class better prepared because they focus study time on one or two subjects instead of four or five.

"It's a privilege, and it also creates privilege: when you take women, people of color, trans people, queer people and you put them at the center of the story, these subjects, instead of the objects, you change the world, we found out.

The heart of "Now What!" is its subject matter: instead of typical roadhouse hell-raising fare, it addresses middle age.

Los ejércitos (The Armies) is a successful novel because it stylizes its subject matter instead of taking it head on, as great journalists have done.

An article review is written for an audience who is knowledgeable in the subject matter instead of a general audience.

He felt this plan would keep computer science as a specialized subject, instead of offering a widely adoptable model.

The subject, instead of standing to pronounce from a podium, is led to scurry, dodge and perhaps fight back, displaying paces and not just poundage.