Sentence examples for prime subject from inspiring English sources

He has a prime subject in Bernard Shaw.

Caravaggio's prime subject was the squalor, violence and energy of Roman street life.

Another prime subject was Mrs. Henry Bruce Meux, later Lady Meux.

It could be argued that the exploration of the emotional lives of women has been the novel's prime subject.

An artist, writer, teacher and environmental activist, Alan Gussow (1931-1997) saw nature as his prime subject.

And not only acknowledge it, but in some sense glory in it, making it the prime subject of their art.

Both wrote poems in the romanesco dialect; eating and joviality were often their prime subjects.

The Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami whose new film, "Certified Copy," opens today makes that authority one of the prime subjects of his work.

KARLHEINZ WEINBERGER Weinberger (1921-2006), a Swiss factory worker, was also an obsessive photographer, with two prime subjects: naked, macho men and overdressed teen-agers.

He noted that documentary makers faced an ever more difficult fight for access to prime subjects, as the number of filmmakers expanded, and interviewees became more aware of the profit potential in nonfiction films.

The White Mountains, the environs of Newport and scenes of the English coast were among his prime subjects, and one of the loveliest of the mountain scenes here is "Moonlight on Mount Lafayette" (1873), a poetic nighttime view of a lush, brook-crossed terrain.