Sentence examples for of a big subject from inspiring English sources

But Utopia is far too long to sustain this bite-size format, ending up neither a meaty exploration of a big subject, nor multi-faceted comic riff on it.

So there was a huge debate with the people who support 'Women's day' who are really angry against 'Girls Day' because they believe it is too commercial and gimmicky, making a mockery out of a big subject which is fighting for equality between men and women.

It's a legit piece of post-cabaret on a big subject, something to file with LCD Soundsystem's "New York I Love You, but You're Bringing Me Down" and Dave Frishberg's "Do You Miss New York?" "Dirty Draws, Vol. 3" is a choppy sprawl stacked with attitude, probably too much to handle in an album; a producer is both what it needs and exactly what it doesn't need.

My column was written – 1000 words on a big subject of the week; a big subject that I now can't talk about, for reasons I also can't talk about.

"I'm wary of taking a big subject – say, the Iraq war – head-on.

Big data, the proliferation of information and the problem of processing it, was a big subject at Davos.

A big subject of debate in Democratic circles is what kind of candidate Mr. Rubin, who has never run for office, might make and whether his lack of expertise in other realms would matter.

That is a big subject of debate right now.

"It's a big subject of conversation," one pilot said.

(The Britishness of contemporary British art is a big subject).

Green energy is a big subject, of course, approached from all angles on countless screens.