Sentence examples for really important subject from inspiring English sources

Moreover, whenever a really important subject occurs, considerable space is allowed, though the same principle of concentrated text is followed.

But homelessness hadn't been in the spotlight before so we thought it a really important subject to go for.

Tiffany Shlain: I think character is a really important subject right now and it demands our renewed focus.

I would leave it to the leaders of Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and any other religious faith to speak to their congregations about this really important subject.

These are really important subjects that you very rarely see on TV.

However, Mark Dawe, chief executive of the OCR [Oxford, Cambridge and Royal Society of Art] exam board, said: "English and maths are really important subjects - 40,000 students have now got A* to C grades in maths and 35,000 in English who didn't have it – that's 75,000 students achieving it who weren't there beforehand".

That's really a shame, because the subject matter was really important to me".

I pause, then ask: "Anyway, how are things with you?" We laugh, but I insist he tells me: other people's lives reintroduce normality, and discussing our usual subjects becomes really important.

Aza is continually experiencing cruelties and rejection because of her appearance — a subject that is really important for a book for teenage girls to address.

Firstly, I more appreciate the difficulty of combining a political and a symbolic role, and, secondly, on one very important subject she has really made waves and spoken out and set a national example".

"It's important subject matter that really needs to be addressed.