Sentence examples for a subject in itself from inspiring English sources

It's also small and interconnected enough to be a subject in itself, unlike New York or Shanghai.

It is a subject in itself, but not the one for which City Lore, a nonprofit organization celebrating New York's cultural heritage, will be honoring Mr. King.

That alone is a subject in itself that had never been submitted to public attention in the form of an art show — but it, too, is a clever trick.

As Hulbert explains, the idea that the development of children might be a subject in itself, something for people to study and write books about, was largely a twentieth-century invention.

Health is a lens through which to view the state and a subject in itself in "A State of Health: New Jersey's Medical Heritage," recently published by Rutgers University Press ($45).

The 12m or so Kurds will be able to have their young taught Kurdish, though not in state schools, and it will have to be as a subject in itself: the changes do not cover the use of Kurdish as a teaching medium.

A useful question for a poet to ask is whether there are elements of the piece which got you as far as the door but which can be discarded there, having served their purpose... and that's a large subject in itself, a matter for another day.

This is a controversial subject in itself, as is providing a narrative review of qualitative research.

It's a very British characteristic to pooh-pooh such behaviour as indulgent and pointless, but the willingness of American film-makers to engage with their own culture as a major subject in itself has resulted in brilliantly insightful critical works of art as well as patriotic pablum.

Donald Mitchell writes that Mahler's influence on succeeding generations of composers is "a complete subject in itself".

In their description of these approaches, Hunter and Dawson (2) consider normative global health ethics to be a distinct subject in itself.