Sentence examples for the subject rather from inspiring English sources

'War' was about to become the subject rather than the object".

Soloway talked about making outsiders "the subject rather than the object" of stories.

It puts the onus on the subject rather than the presenter.

(I should note that I've written a book and articles in this magazine on the subject). Rather, it implies willful, and often hateful, ignorance.

Typical outreach events are designed to excite and intrigue the students, get them enthusiastic about the subject rather than provide them with much insight into the job market.

His words are suddenly flowing, vibrant; telling about this moment, he has become the hero in his own life, the subject rather than the object.

Connectivity-based strategies could emerge as an alternative to deformation-based alignment leading to match the connectomes of the subjects rather than images.

The cuts and consolidation of language courses at certain universities are the result of budget constraints and shrinking popularity of the subjects, rather than the direct result of government profiling, university administrators say.

In the process, students learn how to think democratically and to take control over their own education and their own life, developing an elevated personal, political and social consciousness, whereby they became the subjects, rather than objects, of the world.

Behavioral analyses showed that for most of the PM tasks intention was self-initiated by the subjects rather than triggered by the perception of the targets.

The Trait Anxiety subscale (STAI-T) was used in this study because it reflects the baseline anxiety levels of the subjects rather than a transient anxiety state.