Sentence examples for ample subject from inspiring English sources

These artists sought to portray life with a certain earthiness, and the circus provided ample subject matter.

Religious beliefs and practices provided ample subject matter for the irreverent printmakers producing graphic satire in eighteenth-century Britain.

During this period Pissarro spent time in rural areas such as Montmorency, La Roche-Guyon, and Pontoise, where he could find ample subject matter for landscape painting.

I only ask that you give your American readers a similar treat; surely our political figures could give you ample subject matter for another Shakespearean tragedy.Perhaps a representation of George Bush, forever in the shadow of his father and ruling a country as the puppet of Svengali Karl Rove.

In France, Britain, Denmark and Greece it may be the first time that a European election has transformed national politics, supplying ample anguished subject matter for discussion over the canapes and fine wines in Brussels on Tuesday evening.

Ample parking (subject to charges) can be found near the cafe, but the Head is also within walking distance of Southbourne and parts of Christchurch.

Future research priorities include prospective studies of well-defined interventions, with ample measures of subject, intervention and workplace characteristics that can impact outcomes, and adequate follow-up to determine sustained effects.

All five of this year's Documentary Short Subjects run at least twenty-nine minutwo; two run forty, and they aren't really shorts but featurettes that are both so ample in their subjects and so detailed in their presentation that they seem almost like conventional-length features that have been virtually fast-forwarded for short-subject consideration.

For most subjects, ample PBMC were available to carry out the desired assays and conditions, suggesting that it is worthwhile to plan to carry out multiple assays on the case versus control samples, as, based on the cell counts in this study, sample sizes will be large enough to make meaningful comparisons within each assay.

Ultimately, E.P.A. made the decision not to include the section on climate change because we had these ample discussions of the subject already".

The subject demands ample space and a discriminating curatorial focus to distinguish dominant trends from tangents and significant figures from lesser lights.