Sentence examples for real subject for from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take a Ph.D. in government to recognize that the real subject for discussion should be the government's chronic failure to assemble, review and act on information about potential terrorist plots.

Weinberg argues, convincingly, that "interests are contingent upon existence" and thus, that "[i]f a hypothetically possible person will never exist then there is no real subject for interests at all".

But it's the materiality of paint and its marriage with light that are the real subjects for Leroy (1910-2000), whashad had wide recognition in France.

For me, the real subject of this story isn't the candidate who told an outrageous lie.

Logic does not have a real subject of its own, but deals with concepts, which stand for real beings.

He has talent, for seeking out a real subject and for translating it into action on stage.

Jacobson observed that Thornwell's interrogation indicated a "need for preplanned precautions against extreme paranoid reaction," but he argued for further tests with "real subjects of actual crimes for research and operational purposes".

Results of retrieved citations are adjusted based on these factors but they are not the real subjects of the citations (mean precision for fully relevant citations: 21.1%, 23% respectively).

It is often claimed as a "gay play", but although Elyot wrote often about gay relationships, his real subject was the longing for love and remembrance of loves lost.

But it is only the setting for the real subject, which is life.

In the open letter, he bemoaned the idea that their falling-out could be "gleefully interpreted as literary fratricide by hacks who couldn't care a hoot for the real subject".