Sentence examples for beloved subjects from inspiring English sources

Beyond doubt, Carson's least beloved subjects are British comedians, of whom he says, "I find them unfunny, infantile, and obsessed with toilet jokes.

And Mr. Hughes continued to write ambitiously and prolifically, on beloved subjects like Goya, Lucian Freud, Barcelona – and himself – even after a near-fatal car crash in Australia in 1999 left him with numerous health problems.

And he continued to write prolifically and with ambitious range, on beloved subjects like Goya, Lucian Freud, fishing, the history of American art, the city of Barcelona — and himself — even after a near-fatal car crash in Australia in 1999 left him with numerous health problems.

It was at these parties, and many others, that Bachardy met the coterie of stars who would become his most beloved subjects.

So how can students turn a beloved subject into a beloved career?

Ackroyd's beloved subject is London, and this book is another hymn to that city.

He called trade his "beloved subject," and it was one of the abiding interests of his life.

Appearing on postcards, posters and religious trinkets, Fabiola has been a beloved subject for countless painters, most of them amateurs.

In the somewhat less sacred precincts of the movie business, catastrophe has been a beloved subject for filmmakers from the beginning.

His setting, once again, is the landscape around the Douro Valley in northern Portugal, a region of vineyards and olive groves as well as old, aristocratic estates, and a familiar and beloved subject for his camera.

It is true: university can be one of the best experiences of a young person's life, wherein you study a beloved subject for three or four years and make the most of the opportunities offered.