Sentence examples for unfortunate subject from inspiring English sources

Ribera's unfortunate subject has a bulbous nose and a neck distended with multiple tumors; modern art historians have diagnosed him with neurofibromatosis.

While they haven't covered themselves in glory, both appear to have been reasonably qualified for their jobs, which was hard to say about Michael Brown, the lawyer and friend of President Bush who was serving as the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency when Katrina hit, and who was the unfortunate subject of the president's immortal remark, "Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job".

Geometrical conventionalism operates on the mind before it is capable of any kind of formal instruction, and if it did not operate the unfortunate subject would be incapable of any knowledge of the external world.

Almost instantly said nude photos became the evening's hottest Google search, and the unfortunate subject of conversation amongst my fellow Labor Day weekend bar patrons.

Anyone who's ever reblogged anything on Tumblr, made a cat video that spread like wildfire, or (in the most extreme case) woken up to discover that they themselves are the unfortunate subject of a meme (oh, the horror!) can attest to the way memes consume and destroy everything in their path.

The aristocrats appointed to govern the provinces saw their postings chiefly as opportunities to get rich quickly by pillaging their unfortunate subjects.

On that supposed cure, the editor of the prestigious medical journal The Lancet was convinced that proper treatment could turn any homosexual into "quite a cheerful citizen" — though it is hard to imagine many of the unfortunate subjects being cheered up by the combination of vigorous exercise and cold baths he prescribed.

(One on side, which Khalifa calls the "have-it-your-way" area, the knobs actually work. The other is for the unfortunate subjects in the control group).

Now the question is why our European brothers and sisters have been so unfortunate to be subjected to much more brutal economic policy than what we have experienced in the United States.

It is unfortunate that research subjects encounter hazards in their natural environment, but because investigators did not create these risks, they are not responsible for them.

It is unfortunate that the subjects apparently did not regularly continue aerobic exercise to the four month time in any of the groups as outcomes are strongly predicted by maintaining performance over time (Marks and Allegrante 2005; Roddy and Doherty 2006).