Sentence examples for be no subject from inspiring English sources
There seems to be no subject or genre that Boyle won't tackle with brio.
It is terrible simply to be human — and there can be no subject more interesting to write about, or more beautiful, than that.
There may be no subject here more divisive than immigration, but if anything brought the nation together it was the Somali-born Mo Farah with his two astonishing gold medals, the second of them coming on the last full day of Olympic events, making the perfect ending to the story.
The key enzyme of the non-phosphorylative branch of the ED pathway in T. tenax seems to be no subject of broad regulatory control, at least for the effectors tested, but seems to be regulated by the energy charge of the cell probably via competitve (product) inhibition by ADP.
At the meeting in Westminster, he insisted that "there should be no subjects about which you cannot make jokes".
He was fabulously well-read - and there was no subject which was ever beyond his wit".
Daguerreotypes required subjects that remained still, and there is no subject more patient than the dead.
There's no subject that can't be dramatized, and that can't be dramatized morally.
"There is no subject that is better suited to 3D than natural history," said Mr Nightingale.
