Sentence examples for Principal subjects from inspiring English sources

Principal subjects of his work at Chichén Itzá included the great terraced pyramid, the astronomical observatory, the ceremonial court with its evidence of ritual games, and the temple decorated with a frieze of jaguars and shields and interior wall paintings of warriors attacking a city.

He became a celebrity, and celebrity became one of his principal subjects; he needed success, and success became one of his principal subjects.

It was Kevin Rose, who would become one of Lacy's principal subjects in this book.

Still lifes and, occasionally, heads were the principal subjects for both artists.

For the four principal subjects of the book — all in their early or mid-20s now — much is still uncertain.

"Our principal subjects of discussion were around the jihad," he said, according to a transcript of the interrogation.

Too much high talent, in my view, is wasted by writers whose principal subject is themselves.

The recapitulation presents the principal subject matter of the movement in a new state of equilibrium.

Without a visible world to orient the story, absence becomes the principal subject of the novel.

His principal subject was passion, which he explored in various configurations.

This is not to say that he gives the book's principal subject short shrift.