Sentence examples for subjects of time from inspiring English sources

And given the messes that popular and some other science has made of the subjects of time, the mind, the nature of religious utterance, and consciousness above all, it is ignorant to suppose that that science needs no help.

They are the subjects of time, not its masters.

From the great Kings and Conquers throughout history to early man to you yourself, we are all subjects of Time.

JB Priestley was fascinated by the subject of time and the way it might shift about.

Or so it would appear from the way in which London and Paris have each addressed large millennium exhibitions dedicated to the subject of time.

While we're on the subject of time, Giannopoulos marinates his leg steaks for 24 hours before cooking, which gives them a wonderfully deep flavour.

"I expect the subject of time limits might come to the fore when the European Parliament revisits this directive," Mr. Liikanen said.

He then returned to the subject of time lost, especially after he was slowed by a crash Saturday and lost 27 seconds to Galdeano.

For his part, Mr. Yamamoto has been tackling the subject of time's traces -- and memory -- in his signature subversive fashion.

The physicist Lee Smolin returns with a dense manifesto on the subject of time, which he believes has been wrongly neglected by scientists.

This is painful to absorb, because "See Now Then" becomes self-consciously clotted and grandiose whenever the subject of time heaves into view.