Sentence examples for obvious subjects from inspiring English sources

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

Those with creaky arms and surgically repaired shoulders, like Johan Santana and Chris Young, have become obvious subjects of concern.

This new film, like all of Bujalski's films, is centered on work and money, obvious subjects for filmmakers struggling with both.

Poliza is a German entrepreneuer and former child star who turned to nature photography as Act 3, and in his more obvious subjects it can feel as if he's still finding his way — you can almost picture the alert leopard cub gazing from a motivational poster at your local Rotary Club.

One of the reasons I speak a lot about the need for our institutions to become better capitalized, to have larger endowments, is for us to be able to have the integrity and the independence to continue to present things that are not obvious subjects for the public.

It's something I've been meaning to do ever since I shut the old blogroll down, and it's something I want to do right — not by lining up the obvious subjects, but by really reading and listening and looking for the voices that give something to us all.

Although she never mentioned Mr. Giuliani's name, the mayor was the obvious subject of her remarks.

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

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

Bernard J. Ebbers, WorldCom's former chief executive, is one obvious subject of inquiry.

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