Sentence examples for apparent subjects from inspiring English sources

But what riches they contain, however inconsequential their apparent subjects.

Kincaid's only apparent subject is the evolution of Annie's emotional state as she is growing up.

It is a play that changes its apparent subject more times than any I can think of.

—My book like all the truly great ones also tells you less about its apparent subject matter than it does about yourself.

In Personal Journey Scorsese called 50s Hollywood "a fascinating era when the subtext became as important as – or sometimes more important than – the apparent subject matter".

But even those works whose apparent subject matter is more anodyne or whose tone is more playful turn out to have an edge to them.

Still-life arrangements and sculptures, many so casual that they appear either accidental or found, are the apparent subject of the photographs.

— My book — like all the truly great ones — also tells you less about its apparent subject matter than it does about yourself.

The ostensible subject of this smart, deceptively modest comedy is female beauty, which is also the apparent subject of a documentary made by one of its characters, a frustrated filmmaker named Kate, who is played by the screenwriter Lynne Adams.

"I make no apologies for the apparent subject matter," Mr. Hockney wrote, of subject matter that was plainly apparent: a couple of plump brown canine sausages, usually snoozing, rendered again and again in his recognizable off-kilter realism.

SHOUTS & MURMURS monologue about diarist/journalist Peri Flange, whose new steam-of-consciousness website, flangeness.com, is the apparent subject of a long, mostly-parenthetical rant, which also skewers other former members of the writer's circle.