Sentence examples for subjects thrown from inspiring English sources

Too many subjects thrown in can cause a passage to become muddy.

In debates against Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mr. McCain, Mr. Obama often seemed confident of his mastery of the subjects thrown at him.

Their monarch, Kuzco (David Spade), is a glib, sarcastic, monstrously selfish teenager who thinks nothing of having his subjects thrown out the window should they accidentally interfere with his upbeat "groove".

"Headlong," his widely read 1999 novel, a comedy of country manners and city wiles, concerned a grimy picture that may or may not have been a Bruegel, with a potted history of the Netherlands in the 16th century and disquisitions on the difference between iconology and iconography and other tweedy subjects thrown in for good measure.

His choice of subjects threw up some genuinely surprising and heartfelt moments.

The tendency of the early Greek and Roman artists to idealize their subjects throws doubt, however, upon the accuracy of these reproductions.

All that is left for the third act is a pile of smoking ashes on to which the crowd, Roger's subjects, throw books.

Eldorado, ( Spanish: "The Gilded One"), also spelled El Dorado, originally, the legendary ruler of an Indian town near Bogotá, who was believed to plaster his naked body with gold dust during festivals, then plunge into Lake Guatavita to wash off the dust after the ceremonies; his subjects threw jewels and golden objects into the lake.

He would ride among his subjects throwing out handfuls of pearls from saddlebags bulging with jewels.

Subjects threw small balls at a stationary target during a 3-week practice regimen involving repeated exposure to one set of lenses in block practice (×2.0 magnifying lenses), multiple sets of lenses in variable practice (×2.0 magnifying, ×0.5 minifying and up down reversing lenses) or sham lenses.

Under each condition the subjects threw 26 balls.