Sentence examples for no obvious subject from inspiring English sources

It proved painters were creators and not just craftsmen.His most enigmatic paintings, such as "The Tempest" and "The Three Philosophers", have no obvious subject.

His paintings contain no obvious subject, turning each of his marks into something beyond the expected with his careful touch, yet his photographs strip familiar objects of their subject-hood by turning them into ethereal visions, photographic moments.

An outsider visiting Scandinavia might think of snow as an obvious subject.

When Barsky closed his hedge fund to become a filmmaker, Koch was an obvious subject.

The tiger has often been a subject in my illustrations, and was an obvious subject when it came to writing and illustrating a picture book.

Its refusal to heed its own — or anyone else's — findings would seem to represent an obvious subject for a conspiracy-addled novelist.

Though not an obvious subject for a rousing night of song and dance, American injustice has been very good to Mr. Kander and Mr. Ebb.

CARRIED out by fanatics intending to kill, maim and spread fear, suicide-terrorism is not an obvious subject for economic analysis.

For his final writing assignment on "the most influential person" in his life, Namath is considering an obvious subject, Paul Bryant, who was known as Bear, his coach at Alabama.

But, as a young woman with literary leanings, Madeleine should, for Ms. Barkhorn, be capable of more: "Women who love books, as Madeleine does, are especially prone to close friendships with other women because there is an obvious subject to talk about: books".

Explains Stewart, "Hong Kong in particular is a concrete jungle, filled with seemingly hundreds of skyscrapers that make for an obvious subject for vertical photographs".