Sentence examples for possible subjects of from inspiring English sources
These may be possible subjects of future work in this direction.
That is why former presidents generally decline to offer comments about the possible subjects of ongoing criminal investigations.
He sounds like a wily and resourceful man — the possible subject of a movie much more exhilarating than this one.
The Scot has just come off air armed with a bottle of gin and a cucumber from Rachel Burden, the co-host of his 5 Live breakfast show, but in the circumstances there is only one possible subject of conversation: Jimmy Savile.
"From the straight male faction, the question of gynecomastia as a possible subject of Boobjam … Increasingly I am feeling that this might be something that is more commonplace than I realised – that is something that is not culturally discussed.
and I think that's what unsettles her the most: by not assigning a public narrative to the man, she hopes to retain some dignity for him, yet by doing that she also makes herself a possible subject of "his boundless imagination".
Fashioned after an unchanging and eternal model a possible subject of a definitive and exact account the universe as a thing that becomes is shifting and unstable, and hence any account given of it will be similarly lacking in complete accuracy and consistency (29c4 7).
He also denied that pay gives bankers incentives to take crazy risks, a possible subject of future financial regulation, which keeps Jamie Dimon awake at night, because of his love for America and fear we'll chase all the good bankers to Singapore or wherever.
She stood in front of the whiteboard, which displayed a list of possible subjects for the show.
A list made in 1844 of possible subjects for librettos shows Verdi's high-minded concern for literary and dramatic values.
One of the young ladies, while cleaning up a cabinet containing an index of possible subjects for future articles, came across two cards that pleased her very much: "Boll Weevil," and House, Col. Random".
