Sentence examples for that a subject from inspiring English sources

The standard measure of unconsciousness is that a subject or patient does not respond to commands.

Another issue: Neighbors might object that a subject was offensive, or commercial.

He never takes the view that a subject is going to be too complex for his readers to understand.

Cameron's Britain (odd to call it that), a subject I found too depressing to consider writing about.

For example, the passive voice works well when we intend to emphasize that a subject is not a "doer" but a "done-to".

I think that a subject which at first glance seems quite far removed from the undeclared concern of a book can encapsulate that concern.

The bureau also requires F.B.I. supervisors to sign off before an advisory would warn the police that a subject is "armed and dangerous" or has "violent tendencies".

The interesting thing about Iraq, he said, is that "in no other place in the Middle East is that a subject for debate, for articles, and for voting.

But "it seems highly unlikely that a subject would deserve credit for such knowledge".

In contrast, binding constraints define that a subject who performed one task must also perform the corresponding bound task(s).

(5) A second epistemological objection: Suppose a PCE has occurred and that a subject knows that, somehow.