Sentence examples for local subject from inspiring English sources

Among the 36 artists in this large and varied group show, not all are preoccupied with local subject matter, nor is everyone's work colorful in the literal sense.

The applause for the film at MOMA was reassuring confirmation that, like Labaki's début film "Caramel," her latest effort entirely transcended its local subject matter and setting.

Chambers hopes a bold new play about a local subject will make people in the town shift their attention from London, which is just half an hour away by train.

In the context of the flipped classroom, such isolated tribes and local subject area studies are manifested in the evident lack of interaction between subject fields.

This exhibition, Swope's fifth at Craig Krull Gallery, follows previous photographic bodies of work on local subject matter including The Los Angeles River, The Cornfields, vintage rooftop signage, and the trees of Elysian Park.

On one hand, it needs to be big enough to include enough local subject appearance and be much larger (3-4 thans) then the bolus of lymph to prevent lymph propagation from interfering with subject motion estimation.

The Japanese version owes a lot to American prototypes from the late 1970's onward, but it adds a distinctive content based on local subjects and anime-based graphics.

This association aroused his enthusiasm for literature, and he, with William and Washington Irving, founded the Salmagundi (1807 08), a periodical consisting mainly of light satires on local subjects.

Representational and narrative art other than the religious is often devoted to local subjects: the family portrait, the individual farm or church, or a typical activity.

In order to preserve the boundary between what is national and local, the court insists, Congress must keep its hands off "traditional" local subjects like crime and the family.

She became close friends with Stanley Marcus, who obtained invitations for her to the Kodak Company in Rochester and to visit Richard Avedon and Irving Penn, whose penchant for photographing in far-flung places and among exotic local subjects she adopted.