Sentence examples for fitting subjects from inspiring English sources

Instead he has been examining things like disability and the psychology of performance, fitting subjects, given his background as a psychology student.

If athletes have traditionally been seen as fitting subjects for any sort of visual representation, it has been by illustrators and photojournalists.

As Sept. 11, 2003, approaches, would not victims of such terrorism be more fitting subjects to seek out for a human-interest column on coping?

It is a fitting subject to mark the museum's 75th anniversary.

"Clotheslines are a fitting subject for a card catalog," Ms. Johnson, 66, said.

She used to think politics was not a fitting subject for music - it was crude and transient, and she wanted her lyrics to last.

They are works of imagination, making her a fitting subject for Fullerton-Batten, whose photographs often entail staging fantasies and simulating daydreams.

It's that seriousness of purpose that makes '50s science fiction a fitting subject for both nostalgia and parody — as it is, simultaneously, in "Alien Trespass".

While Ginny's debut is a fitting subject for a great hour of television, what will Pitch look like in the future?

In 2010, Bowker's wife read about an intriguing bloke who, she thought, would be a fitting subject for her writer husband.

Adolescence is a fitting subject for Flanagan, who over the years has developed something of a middle-school persona as a critic and essayist.