Sentence examples similar to every essential subject from inspiring English sources
It is parenthood that is Moss's essential subject.
... Kitchen hands are turned into sculptors, painters, decorators, the essential subject being unrecognisably disguised.
Title XII covers several agencies but its essential subject is transportation policy.
Mathematics is an essential subject in engineering studies.
The most potent aspect of intellectual archeology that Subrin captures is Firestone's essential subject: the resistance of the body.
As well as cementing his reputation as a writer of Wales, it sowed the seed of what would become his other essential subject.
Love, or infatuation, is pop's essential subject, but it has been relatively scarce on the radio in the past few years.
Gurganus's essential subject has been the town's minority population, which gave the title to his 1991 short-story collection, "White People".
It tackles an essential subject in the age of technocracy — the limits of technocratic thinking as a basis for policy.
His essential subject is the tug of war between appetite and awareness -- awareness, that unscientific state that comes and goes but is, by definition, at the core of any spiritual quest.
Lymbery brings to this essential subject the perspective of a seasoned campaigner – he is informed enough to be appalled, and moderate enough to persuade us to take responsibility for the system that feeds us.
