Sentence examples for an obvious subject from inspiring English sources

An outsider visiting Scandinavia might think of snow as an obvious subject.

When Barsky closed his hedge fund to become a filmmaker, Koch was an obvious subject.

Though not an obvious subject for a rousing night of song and dance, American injustice has been very good to Mr. Kander and Mr. Ebb.

Its refusal to heed its own — or anyone else's — findings would seem to represent an obvious subject for a conspiracy-addled novelist.

CARRIED out by fanatics intending to kill, maim and spread fear, suicide-terrorism is not an obvious subject for economic analysis.

The tiger has often been a subject in my illustrations, and was an obvious subject when it came to writing and illustrating a picture book.

The casting director has made an effort with the large and often-confusing cast (Goliath is the tall nasty one), but the male leads — Winstone, Rix and Walmsey — are all obvious subjects of Great Britain.

Melissa Cox, the buyer for new children's titles at Waterstones, said of the winner: "It may not sound the most obvious subject for a teen bestseller – a girl writing to a condemned prisoner confessing her own dark secret – but Ketchup Clouds is a classic coming-of-age story featuring death, betrayal and redemption.

It was never the most obvious subject for a thrilling, gets-you-there drama – a reluctant king's treatment for his wretched speech impediment – but the story worked to spectacular effect with The King's Speech last night, triumphing at the Baftas.

The combination of all three is perhaps not the most obvious subject for a compelling film.

An artist's re-working of an obscure Victorian novel might not seem, on the face of it, to be the most obvious subject matter for an iPad app.