Sentence examples for be a central subject from inspiring English sources

His current thoughts are likely to be a central subject at his confirmation hearing.

That position sets up a potential conflict with Congress, where panel supporters say that intelligence should be a central subject of the inquiry.

Iran's nuclear progress had been expected to be a central subject at a meeting scheduled for Tuesday at the White House between President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.

He is over seventy, and age makes a difference — and the difference that it makes is a central subject of the novel.

He is over 70, and age makes a difference - and the difference that it makes is a central subject of the novel.

As a result of the pressure and rhetoric from the Administration, the legal-immigration system is a central subject of debate in Washington for the first time in years.

And it's been a central subject for architecture all along: we experience buildings by proceeding through them and by walking or riding past them, sometimes even on motorcycles.

Elsewhere, Bamford, whose bipolar disorder has been a central subject of her comedy, has talked about having roughly four good hours of work in her a day, and about how the show's crew accommodated her need for rest and privacy by erecting a kind of sensory-deprivation tent on the set.

(Ishiguro's first novel, A Pale View of Hills, was set in post-war Nagasaki but never mentioned the bomb. The Remains of the Day ignores Suez, even though that débâcle marked the end of the kind of Britain whose passing is a central subject of the novel).

From your last reply you sound very self-consciously Jewish, but in the introduction to the catalogue to your 1994 Tate retrospective, Richard Morphet writes: "Kitaj saw that the nature of Jewish experience had for many years been a central subject of his art without realising it".

Wellness is a central subject of resident labor reforms, but work limits are just one component of that.