Although promising as a phenomenon is rarely the sole subject of a major work, it is quite often a subject treated by important authors, and many major figures have written on it.
In "Half Life," the sole subject, a woman rarely shown in full figure, never looks at the camera.
Among the eight subject tests that are part of the Graduate Record Examinations, English literature is the only one in the humanities -- the sole subject with an undergraduate curriculum that was consistent enough for a national test.
Holburne Museum Of Art, to 4 Sep Skye Sherwin Can colour be the sole subject of an art work?
This chatty sitting around, with sex occasionally added, is not the sole subject of "mumblecore," a recent genre of micro-budget independent movies, but it's a dominant one.
His work became a main topic of critical interest and the sole subject of many works, to the point where Nicolae Manolescu assessed that "everything has been said about Creangă".
KSHV remained the sole subject of successful assembly through a large number of cycles and through iterative, stepwise growth across many kilobases of novel genome sequence.
Reading it is like reading an advanced-biology textbook and then discovering that its sole subject is your own body.
All painting is autobiography, though there are high styles that conceal it, and in the case of Howard Hodgkin the autobiography comes with an upper-case A. His life and times are the sole subject of his work, even if the story comes coded.
She adores him; in fact, he is her sole subject so far, rendered kneeling, naked and disfigured by a facial scar inflicted in a Haitian jail.
But as in most erotica, clinical detail is not the sole subject.
