Sentence examples for a new subject from inspiring English sources

"It's a new subject matter.

Maternity is not a new subject, of course.

English was still a new subject at Oxford.

Talk turns unexpectedly to a new subject: hair.

It's not a new subject in the cinema.

In academic terms, killing is a new subject; it is also quickly becoming a fashionable one.

This is not a new subject of hand-wringing, at least for me.

"It's a new subject, but I have no worries about my future career prospects".

For American audiences, he has a new subject: the sufferings of the anti-Nazi Catholic clergy.

The conundrum seems to have forced Shaughnessy into an uncommon poetic discovery: a new subject.

EVERY weekday The Economist explains a new subject, topical or timeless, profound or peculiar.