Sentence examples for bigger subject of from inspiring English sources

"As I contemplated it, it was such a simple image, yet like all his work it is about the bigger subject of art and creativity," Mr. Govan said.

"There is the bigger subject of which country has the most crooks per capita sitting in executive suites," says Kaye.

"It's a big subject of conversation," one pilot said.

Green energy is a big subject, of course, approached from all angles on countless screens.

He is the big subject of the 20th century - an unknown figure.

"This is a big subject of debate for us," a senior U.S. intelligence official told me late last year.

A big subject of debate in Democratic circles is what kind of candidate Mr. Rubin, who has never run for office, might make and whether his lack of expertise in other realms would matter.

And for it, she addresses the biggest subject of all: "How do you be a person?" That intro may promise a more philosophical show than we're given, but in no other regard does French under-deliver.

Even the big subject of religion — the album opens with "Choir of Angels" and closes with a new version of an older tune, "Christ Jesus" — ends up involving a series of direct entreaties, drawn to human scale.

In Music and Sentiment he turns to the big subject of how music performs its miracles, but, characteristically, he focuses on a seemingly limited aspect of it: "how the change in representing sentiment in music was developed, and what it could mean for the conception of music".

My column was written – 1000 words on a big subject of the week; a big subject that I now can't talk about, for reasons I also can't talk about.