Sentence examples for almost a subject from inspiring English sources

Tap is in a strange place: very often, when it is used, it is not just an artistic medium, a language, but also — automatically, almost — a subject.

EVERY so often something comes along which shows that almost everything you know about a subject is wrong.

As a result of this, I realised that I hadn't actually read a novel which involves euthanasia before which I found to be strange almost since I remember when I first ever came across the subject, during one of my GCSE RE classes… Weird almost that a subject which is taught widely has very few Young Adult novels which involve the subject and a minimal amount of fiction overall which includes it.

Yet it remains to some extent behind the lace curtains, almost a taboo subject, a blind spot in the national conversation.

Just five years ago, in Winnipeg, winter cycling was almost a taboo subject.

Though some memoirs and novels told of the day-to-day experience of the war, for years after 1918 this was almost a taboo subject.

McQueen's film has stunned audiences and critics on the festival circuit in the latter half of this year: its candour and its performances have enforced widespread respect and even a certain amount of soul-searching about why slavery has been almost a taboo subject for Hollywood.

The influence of genetics on intelligence has been almost a taboo subject in education policy circles for years following the publication of a book nearly two decades ago in the United States, The Bell Curve by Robert J.Hermstein and Charles Murray, suggesting there was a link between race and intelligence.

Our column - titled "We Need Term Limits for Political Pundits" - concluded that "big bucks special interests dominating Washington are almost a taboo subject".

He noted that Mr. Issa's committee had a broad mandate to turn its investigative resources on almost any subject, providing a rare opportunity for a wide-angle focus.

A young doctor has been suspended from the medical register for almost a year, subjected to death threats and still faces an investigation by the General Medical Council.