Sentence examples for probably the subject from inspiring English sources

Diet is probably the subject of as many jokes as sex.

What that new and different should be is probably the subject matter for a much longer piece.

Yet he is probably the subject of more stories and tall tales than all of the others combined.

The fact is the question of what will become of my various animals is probably the subject most on my mind these days.

The shelled edamame can also be puréed and served as a spread, but since you can do that with virtually any vegetable, that's probably the subject of another column.

Of course, while Arsenal are probably the subject of more psychoanalysis than any other team in Europe, we should not forget their other failings: there are still question about their personnel, most notably in central defence, and the other category is the one we never seem to talk about with Arsenal – and yet at the weekend they were found wanting tactically.

Probably, the subjects in group C forgot the condition of the ionization tendency of metal.

She'll probably change the subject.

The memorandum will probably be the subject of heated debate in Nicosia.

He imagined he had probably given the subject everything he could.

The present calamity will probably be the subject of debate for as long as the crash and the Depression have been, and will provide equally rich material.