Sentence examples for words subject from inspiring English sources
We get Mozart's music and DaPonte's words, subject to Mr. Mar thaler's cheerful interventions and interpolations, but everyone onstage dresses like you and me.
I was, in other words, subject to the power all great cinema has to some extent, and which the best children's stories have in spades: the ability to speak to the viewer both directly and to what I have made a sacred vow never to refer to as the inner child.
So, in other words, subject access requests are a world away from Facebook's current 'download your information tool' — which mostly just shows users only the information they have personally volunteered to give it.
Each category comprises a database with lexical items (words): subject and complement can be pronouns or nouns that depict MI's reality and routine; verbs, in a first stage of the communicator, must admit only one or two complements.
Some are rooted in our comfort level with sensitive topics, our sense of privacy, the need for creativity with words subject to censorship; euphemisms can also be markers of social class.
If the parliamentarian decides a provision does not conform to the guidelines for reconciliation, Democrats can (and surely would) demand that the provisions be subject to normal voting procedures ― in other words, subject to a filibuster that would require 60 votes to overcome.
So be sure to proofread it carefully and banish all misspelled words, subject-verb disagreements, and other obvious flaws.
After completing this procedure for 200 words, subjects took a 5-minute break and then started the second study phase with a different set of 100 words.
This study used four types of analogical sentence completion to examine the effects of stimulus words' positions and properties on the words subjects responded with and their creativity performance.
In other words, subjects with a more strongly suppressed alpha-rhythm tended to respond faster.
In other words, subjects' performance was impaired by task-irrelevant deviations.
