Sentence examples for their subjects of from inspiring English sources

Their subjects, of course, didn't have the Internet to distract them.

In a new study published Thursday in Scientific Reports, a team of neuroscientists from Sweden's Karolinska Institutet used a virtual reality rig to convince their subjects of just that.

As an employee of the mainstream media, I would say that in my experience loud and convinced feedback from a large segment of the public will usually influence the treatment afforded to their subjects of concern.

It is true that Louis XVIII had been induced to grant a constitutional charter, but he and his successor, Charles X, claimed to rule by divine right and to confer liberties upon their subjects of their own will.

All of the videos that feature insects (some focus on entomologists, who are much less interesting than their subjects of study) should inspire other amateurs, and that alone makes the contest a worthy enterprise.

As she demonstrates, some early 20th-century ethnographers armed with cameras did in effect rob their subjects—of their pride and their values.Ms Warner is also illuminating on the apparent gullibility of some 19th-century scientists and rationalists, such as the members of the British and American societies for psychical research.

Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach, for example -- a plan the unions have endorsed.

They also analysed how the time it takes to finish a PhD relates to the ethnicity, gender and age of a student, and their subject of study.

But Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach -- a plan the unions have endorsed.

Whether their subject of choice is music, art, culture or even fry-ups, London's bloggers investigate and post with gruelling diligence.

However, experienced researchers are generally capable of placing their subject of research in a larger context.