This seems to be a simple subject-predicate sentence of the form "S is P like, for instance, the sentence "The Moon is round".
The conventional wisdom was that the compact, solid haystacks were both a simple subject and an unimaginative one.
It is not a simple subject to understand and communicate given all these complexities while in the same time the potential and incentives to mislead and misinterpret are great, and the consequences of doing so dire.
"It is a deceptively simple subject: a dining table with chairs, against a cool grey background, a floating globe lamp floating above it, and in the upper recess of the painting a window.
Her four color prints, roughly 30 by 40 inches, are spare and have a simple subject: the creation of parts of a human body.
It is a simple test in which subjects are instructed to walk, and not run, as far as possible within 6 minutes on a flat and straight corridor.
Two baseline conditions were included: the first was a simple fixation baseline, where subjects remained silent and fixated on a cross (henceforth "rest"), and the second presented different meaningless line drawings, in response to which subjects were instructed to say "silly" (nonsense picture labeling, henceforth "silly").
Weldon was sent to profile Jordan and worried her subject was a simple reminder of Britain's "shoddy, lookist, celebrity culture".
The remedy for the problem, to the extent he believes it exists, is a simple one: "Write only about subjects and characters you like, and hope the reader will like".
He is a simple, timeless, and perfect self, a subject of complete knowledge, who freely creates all other things, and who exists in a truer or deeper way.
A selection of subject lines: "SO COOL," "Up late" and my personal favorite: "(No subject)." There is a simple reason for all of this: Because it works.
