Sentence examples for biggest subject from inspiring English sources

Jobs are the biggest subject on the doorstep, says Yaqoob.

IT isn't always the drink that ruins writers; sometimes it's a sexy figure of speech like the synecdoche, the smallest detail standing for the biggest subject.

But media studies – the 10th most popular A-level with around 22,000 entries in 2014 – is the biggest subject to have come under threat.

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.

Probably the biggest subject of it could be self-consciousness.

"It was the biggest subject of the transition for the economic team," recalled University of Chicago economist Austan Goolsbee, who also served in the Obama campaign and the administration.

Derz's show tackles life and death – the biggest subjects of all – through nature and landscape.

In chemistry and English, two of Oxford's biggest subjects, the gap is startling.

"Spring and Fall" is a short poem about the biggest subjects: human suffering and mortality.

On another it is an existential journey touching on some of the biggest subjects including gender, sexuality, tolerance and freedom.

"He goes for the biggest subjects and makes technical issues compelling with his approachable style of writing," the judges said.