Sentence examples for appropriate subjects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sirulnick said that under the right circumstances high school students can be appropriate subjects for reality television shows.

Weiner said terrorism and violent crime were more appropriate subjects for F.B.I. investigation than whether Clemens lied.

Issa has tried to draw a line separating events that he considers appropriate subjects for investigation and those which he deems inappropriate.

Part matchmakers, part bounty hunters, these services are free to subjects and promise to cut down the money pharmaceutical and biotech companies pay to find appropriate subjects.

The result, Mr. Gessen said, is that the everyday lives of young urban adults are no longer considered appropriate subjects for ambitious novels.

His good intentions, however, are contingent on his finding appropriate subjects — an increasingly difficult prospect, even in New York.

Schizophrenia may be an appropriate subject for a melodrama.

It seemed a totally appropriate subject, especially for the sort of cartoon he draws.

In an era of apology and reparation this is, surely, the appropriate subject for an international conference.

While colleagues at the New York School of Art, they quarreled about the importance of technique and appropriate subject matter for painting.

Private Manning has been designated as an appropriate subject for both maximum security and prevention of injury (POI) detention.