Sentence examples for its subject of from inspiring English sources

From the first it gets its subject of racial integration in high school sports; from the second its Christian faith theme; and from the third the presence of Sean Astin.

"The Anglo Files" is unclear about its subject of study.

Checkpoint Charlie and the signs about the Berlin Wall physically dwarf those for the Topography of Terror history museum, as though its subject of remembrance is an afterthought to what its immediate surroundings suggest is Germany's real tragedy.

Ms. Alexander's biography, "Very Much a Lady: The Untold Story of Jean Harris and Dr. Herman Tarnower," was highly sympathetic to its subject, of whom the author once said, "she reminds me of me".

This course takes the Bauhaus, the early 20th century German school of art and design, as both its subject of inquiry and its methodology.

This happens whenever an item in the categorial line is predicated of something inferior, or an accident is predicated of its subject of inherence.

For one thing, this volume barely gets its subject out of his teenage years.

Fortuny's Craigslist Experiment deprived its subjects of more than just privacy.

It turns out to be a three-dimensional photographic reproduction of its subject made of vacuum-formed plastic.

Its subject is, of course, entirely suitable and was indeed commissioned by the organizers of the Passion Play.

That sentence is characteristic not because of its subject – the mannerisms of the ruling class – but because of its phrasing.