Sentence examples for most obvious subject from inspiring English sources

It might not be the most obvious subject for dance, but Watkins thinks it's perfect.

The combination of all three is perhaps not the most obvious subject for a compelling film.

An artist's re-working of an obscure Victorian novel might not seem, on the face of it, to be the most obvious subject matter for an iPad app.

It was never the most obvious subject for a thrilling, gets-you-there drama – a reluctant king's treatment for his wretched speech impediment – but the story worked to spectacular effect with The King's Speech last night, triumphing at the Baftas.

Melissa Cox, the buyer for new children's titles at Waterstones, said of the winner: "It may not sound the most obvious subject for a teen bestseller – a girl writing to a condemned prisoner confessing her own dark secret – but Ketchup Clouds is a classic coming-of-age story featuring death, betrayal and redemption.

Mathematics is the most obvious subject to combine with computer programming.

Cosmology and architecture may not be the most obvious subjects for overlap, but Carlos Frenk has managed to combine them.

Thus, infectious diseases endemic in those countries are the most obvious subjects for surveillance and examination.

The most obvious subjects that can be studied this way are history and literature, but with a little imagination you can act anything out.

Causality is the most obvious case (A.24e).

Perhaps the most obvious case is education.