Sentence examples for new subject for from inspiring English sources
During the 1950s, the teenagers of New York became a sensational new subject for art.
A popular new subject for romance novels aimed at female audiences: male-male "zipper-rippers".
The determination of a young dancer is not a new subject for film.
This was not a new subject for him, but I had never heard him so fierce, so passionate, so loving.
Conte had just split from Montgomery and his coach, and was looking for a new subject for what he liked to call Project World Record.
It's not a new subject for him, though: in one way or another, Perry has spent most of his life exploring the subject.
As he often does, Hans has given me some new subjects for study.
These weren't new subjects for Yo La Tengo, but the band has rarely allowed itself to sound so imperturbable.
(And new subjects for fellow-feeling: for example, the painting of an injured laborer being carried away from a construction site).
The manifesto and the accompanying poems thus set forth a new style, a new vocabulary, and new subjects for poetry, all of them foreshadowing 20th-century developments.
During his absence Philip had remarried, and the young queen Mariana of Austria with her children provided new subjects for him to portray.
