Sentence examples for natural subject from inspiring English sources

Lorca makes a natural subject for an opera.

For Andrews, the Internet is a natural subject.

In the late 19th century, science's leading lights regarded feelings as a natural subject for exploration.

It's less successful when it moves afield from its natural subject matter.

Plato says in one of his dialogues, "Soul is the master, and matter its natural subject".

The artist was known for commemorating important people and ideas, so Henry was a natural subject.

Lee liked the idea and proved a natural subject, going on with her life as though the camera weren't there.

For somebody like Wei Ziqi — pragmatic as well as literate — law is a natural subject of interest.

The history of Texas would seem to be a natural subject for the popular historian H. W. Brands.

He found his natural subject matter in the history and geography of Scotland, and in particular Glasgow.

In writing Giovanni's Room, Baldwin made it plain that he was profound and tough enough to declare his independence from what others might have called his heritage, his natural subject-matter.