Sentence examples for main subject matter from inspiring English sources

Despite its main subject matter, this is still a richly comic novel.

Pictures are the main subject matter of iconography, which also includes free-standing sculptured forms and reliefs.

I have made a career as a photographer and my main subject matter has been the normal; I try to show how extraordinary it really is.

Animals were the main subject matter for the sculpture of the nomadic tribes of Eurasia and northern Europe, for whom they became the basis for elaborate zoomorphic fantasies.

Several reliefs on diptychs and panels having Christian subjects date from this period, and indeed depictions of Christ, the Virgin Mary, and the Apostles form the main subject matter of European figurative ivory carvings for many centuries thereafter.

Always waiting is the dust of despondency, the little falling phrases that form the main subject matter of the first movement, reappear as if from under cover in the second and third, then take over the finale and eventually give the work the close it has been seeking.

The complete dialogue of this scene can be divided into two main subject matters and two different activities with the first (clauses 1 4) segueing into the second (clauses 5 19).

Modal structuralism offers a program of interpretation of mathematics which incorporates two features: (a) an emphasis on structures as the main subject-matter of mathematics, and (b) a complete elimination of reference to mathematical objects by interpreting mathematics in terms of modal logic (as first suggested by Putnam (1967), and developed in Hellman (1989, 1996)).

Besides an intended gain for his system of "Basic Laws" (Frege 1962) reflected in enhanced technical clarity, simplicity, and unity, Frege also sought to substantiate in this way his view on logic as a theoretical discipline with truth as its main goal and primary subject-matter.

The changes regarding the "form" affect four main areas: the subject-matter of metaphysics, its structure, its method, and its relationship with the other sciences.

Reading and writing were the main subjects.