Sentence examples for subjects regarded from inspiring English sources

Many of his subjects regarded the king as close to divine.

Akmedova, who has made over 20 documentaries since the 1980s, specialises in subjects regarded as taboo in the largely Muslim state.

At one level, this approach was intended to emphasize the relationship between the men and their surroundings, which the photographer felt his subjects regarded with a sense of ownership, as if they were looking out onto territory - geographical, social, and political - rightfully theirs.

Most of the subjects regarded roughly half of the keyframes in this part as of little importance.

The first two frames of our result in Fig. 6 show the same activity, so some of the subjects regarded one of them as a redundant keyframe.

Indeed in a recent study (Holz-Ebeling and Steinmetz 1995), subjects regarded hardly any of the items in the above two scales to be semantically related to the author's empathy conception.

This may mean tackling less savoury subjects regarding everyday life in the country, such as crime, corruption and abject poverty.

While this notion has no medical basis, it is remarkable how many of Mr. Mandel's subjects regard the illness less as a disability than as a challenge.

Ms. Robinson said that a Chris Rock movie, "I Think I Love My Wife," which was released earlier this year, tackled similar subjects regarding marriage, but from the perspective of "a male existential struggle".

But when psychologists put this questions to subjects regarding a fictional third person, they rate the woman whose last five years were unhappier than the rest of her life as having had a worse life.

No common trend was found across subjects regarding structure parameters.