Sentence examples for a subject of two from inspiring English sources

Tamar's marriage to the Rus prince Yuri has become a subject of two resonant prose works in modern Georgia.

"You don't have to pick up a gun," Ms. Rodriguez, a subject of one of the videos, told the students.

Which of these was a subject of one of his essays? A. How many mixed nuts, exactly, do you find in a can of mixed nuts?

She is also a subject of one of the books in the Disney Princess series My Side of the Story, titled Snow White/The Queen (2004), which portrays her as a misunderstood positive character.

Today, Prince Charles has, in the words of a speech on Ireland he once delivered, become a subject of the two countries' shared history and not its prisoner.

Her odd foreign name became a subject of speculation — one critic suggested it might be a pseudonym — and others wondered whether she was, in fact, a man.

The fear of global pandemics or even biological warfare is a subject of considerable discussion, one presumes.

The monoecious F. microcarpa has been a study subject of four theses in Taiwan (Hsieh [1992]; Chen [1994]; Chen [2001]; Yang [2011]).

Swiss Life, Europe's worst-performing insurance stock this year, must also rebuild faith in a company now the subject of two investigations -- and shareholder wrath.

A war poet, painter, and polymath, Jones was the subject of two exhibitions, a series of conferences, and two books.

For Diplomats Giving peace a chance is the timely subject of two essay contests for high school students.