Sentence examples for special subject from inspiring English sources

As Eden discovered, voters are especially unforgiving when a prime minister fails his special subject.

They take pride in special collections, which are built around a special subject interest.

If you read her memoir, Janey and Me, you'll see why her special subject is agony.

It's fitting that Giuliani's first big campaign crisis wound up being about his special subject: security.

Men who bluff and bully their way to enormous fortunes are Tom Bower's special subject.

Like the Falklands war, it will doubtless become a special subject for those doing part two of their history degree.

Anthony Blunt liked to invent new "special subjects" for third-year undergraduates.

Monasticism is widespread, and individual monasteries often teach special subjects in theology or church music.

Since the No Child Left Behind legislation was passed, the requirements for teachers in special subjects are much more stringent.

In Part Two of the History Tripos, he was expected to choose three "special subjects," from a wide selection on offer.

Dissatisfied with the ministry response, which they said was "very vague," Ms. Lu and Ms. Huang have filed a second request for information, asking what constitutes "national interest," and what are the "special subjects" that give grounds for gender discrimination.