Sentence examples for fine subject from inspiring English sources

The Bell Jar has proved to be a fine subject for the Reading group.

Friendly suggested to Murrow not only that the attack would make a fine subject for "See It Now" but that Murrow should participate in it, and Murrow agreed.

ONCE upon a time, the philosophy of love was a fine subject for the man of ideas, like Erich Fromm or C. S. Lewis.

The German-born Ms. Toussaint and the Italian-born Mr. Iannetta have seized on a fine subject and, in Hartmut Richter and Sigrid Paul, former Stasi prisoners, found witnesses who put a face on a national calamity.

But, teasing aside, Sugar sincerely believes Caroline would make a fine subject for a painting: the small, pretty face and compact body of the older woman are so much more classically picturesque than her own bony physique.

The Torquay United midfielder Joss Labadie has been given a 10-match suspension and a £2,000 fine, subject to any appeal, after an Football Association charge of violent conduct against him was found proven.

On the contrary to the coarse selection of the time segment in FBSCP, we propose to take into account fine subject-specific time-frequency characteristics for feature extraction.

When he could no longer afford to hire a beggar, he resolutely became his own model and ultimately his finest subject.

In a letter dedicating the new opera to Queen Anne, Hill wrote of his choice of story: "I could not chuse a finer Subject than the celebrated story of Rinaldo and Armida".

The AAT Disciplines hierarchy is structured as a taxonomical tree that starts by differentiating between the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences and interdisciplinary sciences, and splits these broad categories into increasingly finer subject areas.

Some farmers broke the rules with impunity -- while others who did the same thing were fined, subjected to repeated farm inspections, or banished to less desirable markets.