Sentence examples for a big subject that from inspiring English sources
"The thing is this," one graduate laughs, "PPE is such a big subject that no one can ever know everything, so we all have to bullshit like mad at times to cover up our ignorance.
My column was written – 1000 words on a big subject of the week; a big subject that I now can't talk about, for reasons I also can't talk about.
Most foreign workers lack basic rights and, unlike other Gulf countries, Saudi Arabia has taken no steps to abolish the onerous kafala or sponsorship system, whereby Saudi employers take possession of expatriates' passports, and can deny them the right to travel.And there remains one big subject that the report leaves aside.
There's a big subject here that we've been chatting about for a while, but I've avoided writing about it in part because I know it's a minefield and whatever I write I'm bound to put someone's back up and cause offence, but also because it's a subject about which I have many more doubts than certainties and don't, honestly, know what I think.
And in the subject of hunting - a big issue that once divided the region - the Conservatives will allow a free vote in parliament on repealing the Hunting Act, but Labour and the Greens want to keep it in place.
The public still wants to read history, goes the thinking, but no longer has the time or stamina to wade through doorstops – huge books on big subjects that take weeks to digest.
It's a big subject, covering more ground that slavery at Monticello.
But we can now, at the end of his lectures, see that it is a big subject in other senses too: aesthetics is conceptually expansive in its important linkages to the philosophy of language, to the philosophy of mind, to ethics, and to other areas of philosophy, and it resists encapsulation into a single, unifying problem.
"This is a big subject," he sighs.
