Sentence examples for primary subject is from inspiring English sources

His primary subject is the passage of time and the changes it brings: in nature, human knowledge, economics and power.

The illustrations by Kevin Cannon and Zander Cannon (no relation) capture both the inky vastness of space and the glory of the big flying machines, but the book's primary subject is human emotions, not rockets or the heavens.

But his primary subject is himself, as he wrestles with a dark family secret — his grandfather was murdered at the end of the Second World War, on suspicion of being a Nazi collaborator — and with a corrosive love affair.

All 18th-century French, they include armchairs and console tables, but also pilasters, wood wall panels that are carved or painted or both (like one from 1751, whose primary subject is hunting dogs) and a portrait of Joseph II, the Holy Roman Emperor, from 1777, executed in thick wool pile by the Savonnerie Manufactory, the most prestigious maker of knotted-pile carpets in Europe.

In this sense, the primary subject is spoken of as the secondary subject.

In this sense, the primary subject is spoken of and thought about in terms of the secondary subject.

Its primary subject was the meanness of middle-school students.

Although he also painted in New England and New York City, Hubbard's primary subject was the area around his Greenport home.

In a recent interview Ms. Kincaid maintained that her book's primary subject was time itself.

He writes, "Like so many precocious young artists, Woodman's primary subject was herself, a convenient, malleable model, happy to pose in the nude.

Like so many precocious young artists, Woodman's primary subject was herself, a convenient, malleable model, happy to pose in the nude.