Sentence examples for plenty of subject from inspiring English sources

"I've never attacked Donald Trump on his look — and believe me, there's plenty of subject matter there".

There's plenty of subject matter there".

That era may have held a certain appeal for him, but even when he was in his 70s and 80s, he still had plenty of subjects he loved to shoot.

Paul Fussell's "Class" fits in this category, too, if only because Fussell was "guided by perception and feel rather than by any method that could be deemed 'scientific,' believing with Arthur Marwick, author of 'Class: Image and Reality' (1980), that 'class... is too serious a subject to leave to the social scientists.' " There are plenty of subjects too important to leave to the experts.

But I felt that when he summarily trashed the work of professional critics ("There are plenty of subjects too important to leave to the experts") as well as rock writing in this country ("ho-hum"), he was painting with a brush about as wide as a garage door.

But she also has the caginess of a seasoned R&B star, content to offer platitudes on plenty of subjects: Jay Z's Tidal streaming service – "Hey, man, do your thing"; Miley Cyrus – "If Miley wanna twerk, twerk"; Bruce Jenner transitioning – "I take my hat off to being courageous".

I have worked with Martin in television and know him as a very, very funny engaging guy who is great company with views on plenty of subjects.

These topics also align with the featured categories found in Startup Alley, which means we'll have plenty of founders, subject experts, and investors on hand for rich and lively exchanges.

In particular, matching without a caliper can lead to poor balance between treated and untreated subjects, even when there are plenty of untreated subjects from which to select matches.

Plenty of controversial subjects are coming down the pike most notably, terrorism-related cases that raise profound constitutional questions about the power of the presidency.

The entertainment this Thursday is by Rolie Polie Guacamole, who, perhaps not surprisingly, offers songs about acai berries and hummus, but touches on plenty of nonfood subjects too.