Sentence examples for view the subject from inspiring English sources
Instead it has become – depending on your point of view – the subject of much-needed reform or the victim of merciless cuts.
He seeks to "unlock the power and beauty of mathematics" for the general public, many of whom, like my doctor, view the subject as less appealing than an intestinal blockage.
It was a voyage of discovery, memorialized in "Ed Ruscha and Photography" by a revelatory series of small black-and-white photographs taken with a two-lens camera (the kind you look down into, at a pane of frosted glass, to view the subject).
Sociological interests: Dr Wendy Bottero, senior lecturer in sociology at Manchester University, says: "People often don't get the opportunity to study sociology at school or college, so we're interested in how they view the subject, why they want to study it and how it fits in with their life".
The effect epitomizes the practical intimacy with which Hujar, typically through hours of shooting with a twin-lens reflex camera (discreetly looking down to view the subject), got beyond what people look like to what — from the depths of themselves, facing out toward the world — they are, conveying, at once, their armor and their vulnerability.
It becomes very important to effectively view the subject when the network becomes congested.
From this point of view, the subject-matter meaning of the predictors is a secondary concern.
"Nothing like sweeping action to curb drug prices is under discussion and the industry probably will not view the subjects of the Trump discussions … negatively," one drug industry analyst told Politico in June. .
"Chocolate" views the subject from several angles -- including botanical, economic and anthropological -- to illustrate how different societies have cultivated and enjoyed chocolate.
Dualist views (the subject of this entry) say that the mental and the physical are both real and neither can be assimilated to the other.
But it's like the viewer is viewing the subject and the subject is viewing the viewer.
