Sentence examples for larger subject of the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

They've been quizzed on the subject of one another — as well as on the larger subject of their own cultural meaning — since the days when they still wore beads in their hair.

All of this work is preparatory for the creation of the Debt Collective which is preparing the structure needed take on the larger subject of Wall Street manufactured debt.

The original idea of this "Ringberg Circle" had been to discuss the prospects of young researchers in Germany, but the discussion rapidly focussed on the larger subject of prospects for reform of German universities.

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

Since, as Merrill once said, "the Muse matures with her poet," his second large subject, art — standing in for the larger subject of consciousness itself — changes, like love, over time.

"There is even less evidence about colorectal cancer and the larger subject of light pollution," explains Stevens.

We experienced no intensive care patient in this series despite large subjects of the study, and it may be, at least in part, explained by a rapid use of corticosteroids on the patients with severe pneumonia [ 9, 10].

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

The strength of "The Eleventh Man" comes in its exploration of larger subjects — the nature of heroism, and of propaganda.