Sentence examples for excellent subject from inspiring English sources

Contemporary Denmark also proved excellent subject matter for writers.

It is the queen's inwardness, Wilson says, which makes her such an excellent subject for a biographer.

Through it all, Mr. Richter remains an excellent subject, serious and purposeful but also unexpectedly good-natured.

Vuillard would be an excellent subject for a stage play, with a ready-made plot centering on the marriage, in 1893, of Roussel to the spinsterish Marie.

Jo Saxton, director of education for Pimlico Primary's sponsor Future, said: "All our staff are carefully selected to ensure the ideal balance between excellent subject knowledge, effective teaching and the ability to engage all pupils".

Considering his outsize personality and his considerable legislative accomplishments during a 40-year career, you would think that Frank would be an excellent subject for a documentary – and you'd be right.

To further elucidate the relative contribution of dwarf males to the genetic structure and diversity, it would be interesting to compare populations with and without dwarf males, for which mosses are an excellent study subject.

Colors are vivid, contrast is excellent, subjects are razor-sharp.

Roundworms are excellent subjects for longevity research because they usually only live three weeks, making any increment in lifespan quickly apparent.

Those Britons who sallied forth into the wider world, whether as traders, settlers, soldiers, politicians or missionaries, make excellent subjects — not least because they do not seem to have had an especially good time of it.

"The rise of electronic surveillance and the hero-status of the whistleblower... these things are all excellent subjects".