Sentence examples for simple subject from inspiring English sources

Finessing seems a relatively simple subject when introduced to a beginner, although not easy to define.

Storm started in January last year with a message bearing a simple subject line: '230 dead as storm batters Europe'.

Her four color prints, roughly 30 by 40 inches, are spare and have a simple subject: the creation of parts of a human body.

AGM correctly identifies the simple subject "I" and notes that the sentence is compound, with two simple predicates (or verbs), "lived" and "earned".

"I've just been one of those guys who become fascinated in what seems like a simple subject," said Mr. D'Errico, a balding man with a salt-and-pepper beard and wire-rimmed glasses.

"It is a deceptively simple subject: a dining table with chairs, against a cool grey background, a floating globe lamp floating above it, and in the upper recess of the painting a window.

Although they treated them as if they were simple subject-predicate statements, in reality they were much more complex.

Ellroy's prose is easy to absorb sentence by sentence, thanks to his simple subject-verb-object constructions, but monstrous as it acquires cumulative force over hundreds of pages.

This seems to be a simple subject-predicate sentence of the form "S is P like, for instance, the sentence "The Moon is round".

In a simple subject-predicate statement such as "Socrates is wise," Russell observed, there seems to be something referred to (Socrates) and something said about it (that he is wise).

I would advise a beginner interior designer to… respect rules on simple subjects: material unity and colour unity.