Sentence examples for subjects long from inspiring English sources

He elicits from his subjects long, often intimate histories, recorded in their own words.

The harsh Karsh studio lighting and the plain black background meant that Karsh's subjects, long before their deaths, became icons.

They only grudgingly accepted bills on gun control, hate crimes, pesticide notification and other subjects long embraced by the Assembly Democrats.

In more than 300,000 words, he told the history of the Gulag prison camps, whose operations and rationale and even existence were subjects long considered taboo.

Yet it wasn't hard to argue that cultural lessons had taken permanent hold within these subjects long before their emergence as females could have altered the culture's influence.

Instead, as recently as Friday he still appeared defensive -- and by day seemed to be trying out new explanations -- as he struggled to move on to other subjects long after the victory in the South Carolina primary on Feb. 19.

It encourages people to think about the subject matter long and hard afterwards.

After monitoring the subjects' long-term health and cross-checking their records against a cancer registry, the scientists found that people with contact skin allergies had lower rates of breast and skin cancer.

When researchers zero in on electrical activity in yet another area, they can tell which parts of commercial messages, if any, are encoded in the experimental subjects' long-term memories.

This was coupled with heavy taxation Sayf al-Dawla and Nasir al-Dawla are said to have become the wealthiest princes in the Muslim world which allowed them to maintain their lavish courts, but at a heavy price to their subjects' long-term prosperity.

Although the complex interaction process of subjects' long-term adaptivity with this classifier is beyond the scope of this paper, note that this setup contains a largely static classifier based on specific brain signatures of particular subjects.