Sentence examples for a subject that a from inspiring English sources

I tend not to read anything written in a style that turgid about a subject that  A) has replaced high school as the current setting of all of my tension dreams, and B) I know more about than the author.

I tend not to read anything written in a style that turgid about a subject that A) has replaced high school as the current setting of all of my tension dreams and B) I know more about than the author.

But for this particular type of film, where you have a subject that a great number of people really care about and feel is worthwhile, I think it can really work.

One of Moyar's chapters is about the uncontrollably violent American South during Reconstruction — a subject that a number of authors have turned to during the war on terror — and it demonstrates better than his chapter on Iraq the power of his theory to offend contemporary civilian sensibilities.

I live in a rural county where cattle far outnumber horses; still, it is home to people with substantial resources, as fund-raisers like to say, many of whom are sympathetic to Mr. Deeds because he has so strongly supported conservation easements, a subject that a certain kind of landowner here — not an actual farmer, probably a Yankee in origin — cares about passionately.

If choosing non-fiction, look for a subject that a child might find appealing, like space, dinosaurs, or animals.

A: I used to teach a subject that was considered a soft subject.

Clearly here's a subject that needs a full-fledged museum survey of its own.

That's a subject that will require a better book with a bigger bang.

This is obviously a subject that's got a lot of ramifications to it.

Many athletes spoke about a subject that has been an issue at many Olympics past: doping.