Sentence examples for a central subject from inspiring English sources

Language has become a central subject in Lincoln studies.

But several writers have expanded solitude's role, from a necessary condition to a central subject.

The topology of an algebraic variety is a central subject in algebraic geometry.

His current thoughts are likely to be a central subject at his confirmation hearing.

Amid the global uncertainties of our times, failure has become a central subject of investigation in recent art.

That position sets up a potential conflict with Congress, where panel supporters say that intelligence should be a central subject of the inquiry.

The NIEHS supports nine innovative education research projects to develop and disseminate inquiry-based curricula that use environmental health sciences as a central theme across different subjects (e.g., math, science, language arts, history, geography, civics).

Performers of her work will have to look hard for an unforgettable pungent phrase (has anyone ever said: only Yasmina Reza could have put it like that?), but not at all hard for singular theatrical shocks, shrewd circumstantial detail and soliloquies that give them a moment in the sun with a big central subject.

Shucked oysters, a scared cat, some dead fish and a jumble of crockery surround the central subject, a faintly smiling ray hanging from a hook.

Cynical net art often chooses Sonic as a consciously-ironic central subject, as if in homage to the nerd tragedy of his fall from grace, or in mockery of the fans who do poorly-drawn but earnest Sonic fan art from a place of endless youth.

For "Cafe Terrace at Night," van Gogh included a similar cross above the central subject, as a singular horizontal muntin holds the panes of glass, unlike the window just across the street.