Sentence examples for subjects may be from inspiring English sources

Entire subjects may be automated.

The subjects may be rich, the shows suggest, but their lives aren't necessarily desirable.

Something more than the usual resistance to "tough" subjects may be hurting these movies.

His subjects may be close to the gutter, but his musical sense is heavenly.

("Let it be known that King Alfonso declares that his royal subjects may be eligible to receive or participate in" — tuition reimbursement, 401 k), program, etc., etc).

His subjects may be merely exotic versions of U.S. gangbangers with pit bulls, but Hugo's photos have a certain call-of-the-wild appeal.

Many review boards insist that subjects may be "coerced" into participating in a study if offered a token gratuity of, say, $25.

Though there is one pay-off: the core subjects may be fresher in your mind when starting one of the professional courses (the BPTC or LPC).

While often explicit, they are not especially erotic, though they are enigmatic: some subjects may be prostitutes, while others are said to be recognizable Turin society figures.

The two men's identification with their subjects may be the reason that the outlandish characters of "School's Out" are so sympathetic.

Articles by Chinese scholars on politically touchy subjects may be impossible to publish through customary channels here, he said, but "they are everywhere on the Internet".