Sentence examples for larger subject from inspiring English sources

However, it is equally important to note the subjective nature of such preferences, and a much larger subject sample may be required to reach firm conclusions in this direction.

How such energy takes a toll is the larger subject of the show, directed by Daisy Prince.

Even on this larger subject, however, the reader is forced to work through a fair number of incongruities.

Instead, the regulator turned the debate's glare away from Facebook, and on to the larger subject of net neutrality.

But they are also about another, larger subject, which, in its glacial, impersonal force, seems to transcend opinion.

The success of "Job" emboldened Roth, and he now broached a larger subject, the fall of Austria-Hungary.

Mr. Alvarado's larger subject is San Juan itself, and the ways a small town both defines and destroys its inhabitants.

Two of the individuals were described as having larger subject files in the FBI's Guardian Threat Tracking System.

Colin Powell is applying the well-known "Powell Doctrine" in this debate over Guantanamo, and perhaps on the larger subject of the character of this administration.

But with larger subjects like the East Village or SoHo art scenes, things get a bit wild.

Larger subjects compete for medical ethicists' attention these days, and the etiquette of second opinions goes largely unsupervised.