Sentence examples for chief subjects from inspiring English sources
His chief subjects were the architecture and people of New York City.
Art history and architecture are the chief subjects of study for the American contingent -- 200 strong last semester.
The chief subjects represented are battle-scenes, taken from the epic poems Ramayana and Mahabarata (which the Siamese are said to have received from India about the fourth or fifth century).
It's a memoir whose chief subjects are memory itself and the relationship of the child to the man or to men, as Henry constantly defers to his brother William, whom he presents as an intimidating pillar of superior sense.
Their monumentality and what they tell us of nature's power and man's ability to harness it are the chief subjects of "Lock," Catherine Yass's imposing two-screen film installation.
It's a memoir whose chief subjects are memory itself and the relationship of the child to the man — or to men, as Henry constantly defers to his brother William, whom he presents as an intimidating pillar of superior sense.
The chief subject of Aboriginal narratives is the land.
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To: Pulitzer Board From: Pulitzer Board Chief Subject: Fiction!
For the press, the pundits and many politicians, it remains the chief subject in town.
The chief subject, the very bugaboo, circulating along with the penny papers was slavery.
