Sentence examples for defining subject from inspiring English sources

Although the family settled in Collingham, near Wetherby, the moors remained Hyatt's defining subject.

In his 25 years of stand-up Mr. Barry does not have a defining subject.

There is visual poetry of an altogether more intimate kind in Emmet Gowin (Aperture), an in-depth look at one of America's most overlooked photographers, whose defining subject was his wife, Edith, and their family.

Near the end of the memoir she seems to take a deep breath and then addresses her defining subject, race in South Africa, but in these terms: "In a country where people of a colour different from your own are neither in the majority nor the ruling class, you may avoid altogether certain complications that might otherwise arise in the formation of your sense of human values".

Stuart Neville takes one of today's defining subjects – truth and reconciliation – and writes a crime novel about the dishonesty and violence necessary to the success of the peace process in Northern Ireland.

In his speech, Frei joked that really he owed it all to Donald Trump, that one of his defining subjects had reinvigorated news.

The worst-case is defined subject to heterogeneity in the vehicle dynamics.

He said the new program would probably have two hosts and feature more live guests, more defined subject matter (that is, less rambling) and more calls from listeners.

Consequently an objective function, suitable for selecting optimal values of the parameters is defined, subject to specified constraints.

Festival provides a significant service for New York concertgoers by shining a light, sustained and searching, on a tightly defined subject.

The first part is to preprocess the knowledge elements and their interrelations for a defined subject provided by an instructor or instructors.