Sentence examples for classic subjects from inspiring English sources
"One of the classic subjects is solitude".
Nor are the classic subjects foreign to him.
What about it speaks to you? Picasso's light and elegant renderings of classic subjects complement the text so beautifully.
The classic subjects of modernist architecture are space, form and light, but Ms. Solomonoff was willing to risk middlebrow taste if the price was right.
A child's first day in a new school or a family's move to a different neighborhood are by now classic subjects.
That's not just because "All in the Timing," directed by John Rando, concerns classic subjects that continue to cause debate among would-be heirs to Einstein: uncertainty, randomness, relativity and the practical implications of the existence of black holes.
Tested on the fruit fly — the classic subject of genetic experiments — mustard gas also produced mutations.
But she's far more appealing when she sings about country's classic subject, infidelity.
Image segmentation is a classic subject in the field of image processing and also is a hotspot and focus of image processing techniques.
Plastic deformation and strengthening of metals, a classic subject of physical metallurgy, is still a central theme of present-day materials research.
Shane's newsletter-book is substantially about sex (professional, personal, erotic, not) which is, after all, the classic subject of the early epistolary novel.
