Sentence examples for a fresh subject from inspiring English sources

The sport was also new in America, presenting a fresh subject for an artist eager to make his mark.

This is a fresh subject for a picture book, and Partridge, helped by dazzling cut-paper illustrations by Aki Sogabe, tells it with vividness, grace and exquisite restraint.

But a new coffee-table compendium, "Feast for the Eyes: The Story of Food in Photography," harks back to a time when food was still a fresh subject.

But if you're looking for pure laughs, and a fresh subject for television, the best option may be HBO's "Silicon Valley," directed by Mike Judge.

But while the anxiety of the urban singleton was a fresh subject for comedy in the 90s, we've been reading this sort of thing for years, in countless slummy-mummy columns and books by Allison Pearson or Gill Hornby (all influenced, of course, by Fielding herself).

What follows is a condensed version of several exchanges: Ellen's hiring was all down to Jake Brackman, who made his name at The New Yorker with two long fact essays, one on pop (a fresh subject in those days) and one on "The Graduate".

Evidently adapted from a novel, this has a lot of ground to cover, and doesn't always hang together as a result, but it's a fresh, pertinent subject.

Opting for bankruptcy enables people to walk away from their overwhelming debts and make a fresh start, subject to restrictions, while their assets are shared out fairly among their creditors.

Photograph: Ronald Schlager/EPA writerse writers are often advised to rely on their own experiences when looking for fresh subject matter.

This combination of intellectual rigour with fresh subject matter inevitably appealed to French surrealists busily "discovering" Mexico in the 1930s.

Within two years stories of his Alaskan adventures, though often crude, began to win acceptance for their fresh subject matter and virile force.