Sentence examples for whatever their subject from inspiring English sources

The results are beautiful, whatever their subject matter.

Most good poems, whatever their subject matter, have binocularity, or doubleness, or negative capability — Keats's term for the ability to hold contradictory ideas or emotions without resolving them.

Photographs tend to transform, whatever their subject; and as an image something may be beautiful — or terrifying, or unbearable, or quite bearable — as it is not in real life.

Photographs tend to transform, whatever their subject; and as an image something may be beautiful or terrifying, or unbearable, or quite bearable as it is not in real life.

One teacher started to read in this way – all the teachers whatever their subject, joining in – then students stood up spontaneously and took over the reading, acting out characters, bringing the book and the issues alive.

His paintings, whatever their subject matter, are structured as rows of highly contoured forms, with exaggerated chiaroscuro to mimic three-dimensionality. His practice was to create a complete maquette of the scene he wanted to paint (some of these are in the exhibition), light it dramatically, and then copy it onto the canvas.

The minimovies, whatever their subjects may be, will also appear at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York and elsewhere, and will simultaneously be circulated on the Web, both through a planned site and through syndication.

Most college educated Americans (whatever their degree subject) will have had the opportunity to take a course in rhetoric or something similar.

They're the ones worth taking on vacation, and they are well executed, whatever their genre or subject matter.

For all groups of subjects the shoulders AI values were negative, indicating that all subjects, whatever their aged, adopted a shoulders stabilization on the support strategy.

For all groups of subjects the trunk AI values were negative, indicating that all subjects, whatever their age, adopted a trunk stabilization on the support strategy.