Sentence examples for the subject therefore from inspiring English sources

The subject, therefore, is not just the highway itself but the peculiar combination of speed and stasis one feels while driving.

Philosophical writing about politics during the middle ages (as during the early modern period) was often an attempt to influence public events, and the history of the subject therefore involves reference to those events.

An AAL system may provide assistance and support but not keep a record of what is occurring and the subject therefore does not get any meaningful feedback on what is occurring and may not be aware of any issues with the actions that they are carrying out.

These studies show that insecure attachment is mainly associated with attributive styles focused on reporting events as uncontrollable factors, in which the subject, therefore, cannot intervene (Di Pentima & Toni 2010; Gamble & Roberts 2005; Mickelson et al. 1997; Hexel 2003; Dan et al. 2011).

" A restrictive clause is the one that adds to and defines the subject; therefore, it is integral to the meaning of the subject.

The subjects therefore received a daily dose of 5 or 10 mg luseogliflozin or placebo for 7 days orally with 200 mL of water just before food intake (breakfast).

The interesting subject, therefore, isn't the possibility or impossibility of objective truthfulness.

In recent years, two other RCTs have been conducted on the same subject; therefore, we conducted our present meta-analysis of all six trials with a focus on the source of the heterogeneity.

Research that elicits information about others through personal contact between the researchers and the research subjects therefore raises the question of how findings might be influenced by the gendered relations between researchers and subjects, and whether gender-inclusive research teams are in a better position to detect this.

As there are few university courses in the subject and therefore few degrees or other certificates of professional proficiency, the professional must be largely self-taught.

"In this second case my consciousness and its content are the subject, and therefore the object is everything that is not my content of consciousness or my consciousness itself" (Rickert 1921a, 15).