Sentence examples for a subject about which from inspiring English sources

Ethics is a subject about which honorable people may differ.

"This is not a subject about which there is any ideological slant," Mr. Stone said.

As to judgment: politics is famously a subject about which honorable people differ.

"It is a subject about which people do a lot of lying and self-censorship".

I would frequently use Wikipedia as a primer on a subject about which I had little or no knowledge.

Scrambling, she decided to reinvent herself as an expert in a subject about which she knew next to nothing: housekeeping.

That Mr. Weissenberg's artistry was not to every taste was a subject about which he could eventually wax coolly philosophical.

At core, that book is about failure – a subject about which, as a struggling writer, I'd grown depressingly expert.

However, my article was not about people with A.D.H.D. — a big subject about which, as you say, a great deal has been written — but about people who use drugs like Adderall without a diagnosis, in an attempt to gain a cognitive edge.

Mr. Dawkins, speaking from Oxford, replied calmly: "All I would say to him is that biology is a real subject about which one can be right or wrong.

The tests consist of a general subject about which the participants had to write about at paragraph level.