Sentence examples for forms the subject from inspiring English sources

Communication, or the lack of it, between men and women forms the subject of two books.

The story of Athaliah forms the subject of one of Jean Racine's best tragedies, Athalie.

Such is the grim and bitter history that forms the subject matter of "Three Apples Fell From Heaven".

This seemingly arcane dispute forms the subject of "Painterly Controversy: William Merritt Chase and Robert Henri," an exhibition now at the Bruce Museum.

Mr. Kahn thought the objections a little silly, considering the gothic ghastliness that forms the subject matter of many Tennessee Williams plays.

Known for his oversized black-and-white public installations, JR recently completed a new project on Ellis Island, which forms the subject of his fourteen-minute film "Ellis".

The life and times of the singer Amy Winehouse is to form the subject of a new documentary by Asif Kapadia.

But 45 years earlier, the same arcade formed the subject matter for Lindsay Anderson's landmark 12-minute film O Dreamland.

Later Jason deserted Medea for Creon's daughter; this desertion and its consequences formed the subject of Euripides' Medea.

"In the meantime, the latest findings will form the subject of further interviews as part of the BHA's continuing investigation," he said.

His homely wisdom dispensed on television programmes formed the subject of numerous newspaper articles extolling the merits of the hobo philosophy.