Sentence examples for may be a subject from inspiring English sources

"Heaven's Gate" may be a subject Mr. Cimino has avoided for years, but once he gets going, the floodgates open.

PEAK oil may be a subject of serious debate among energy experts, but no one doubts the availability of mountains of coal.

This may be a subject for conversation with your son, but with an eye to understanding his reluctance, not pressuring him.

Ultimately, Mr. Klein suggested, representing animals and trying to convey a sense, through art, of how they exist in their environment or contend with it may be a subject that comes easily to artists.

The imminence of catastrophic global warming may be a subject far from the ever-drifting mind of President Bush — whose eschatological preoccupations privilege Armageddon over the Flood — but it is of growing concern to the rest of humanity.

"To others it may be a subject of merriment that the commissioners have provided space for a greater population than is collected at any spot on this side of China".

The exact details of such regulation may be a tempting subject for a follow-up study.

That may be a hard subject to avoid in Jerusalem.

It may be a tacky subject, but it won't be tackily staged".

It may be a potential subject for a story, but without any kind of evidence other than insinuation and innuendo, there is no story.

Population control may be a difficult subject but we must address it, and do so in a humane and intelligent fashion.