Sentence examples for overriding subjects from inspiring English sources

Crosses, boxes, arrows and other qualifying lines frame, pin and split the horses, reasserting the flatness of the page, the work's essential abstraction, and also underscoring the art's graphic gist -- that gesture and materials are still the overriding subjects.

The overriding subject of her songs through the '70s is fervent erotic love.

That was not conjecture; it was the overriding subject of conversation during intermission that evening.

Right now, Abraham has only one overriding subject, and, given the times, how could it be otherwise?

Although Chambaud's piece has been shown,* and sold (most notably to the Collection FRAC Ile de France in Paris), and written about, it remains a work in progress, something the artist can add to and alter, a time piece not only with regard to its overriding subject but in terms of its potential unfolding.

Acclaimed director Col Spector says that, along with not choosing a worthy subject, not asking any serious questions and not choosing an overriding theme are two of the most serious mistakes a documentary filmmaker can make.

But the overriding issue is age.

The overriding theme, colour-wise, is blue.

This argument became the overriding theme of the 1950 report.

Steve Schuckenbrock: The overriding issue is the economy.

But there is one overriding theme.