Sentence examples for subject common from inspiring English sources

Life in the suburbs and in provincial Italy was a subject common to several novels published during the year.

No single theme ties all of these conversations and critical fragments together, but Mr. Roth's thoughts about Malamud and Kafka show one subject common to several of them.

A common set of claims on behalf of metaphysics is that it is an inquiry into what exists; its business is to subject common opinion on this matter to critical scrutiny and in so doing to determine what is truly real.

Much commentary has focused on the novel's depiction of njais, a subject common in contemporary Chinese Malay literature.

In addition to all manner of local characters, from scholars and the wealthy to common workers and beggars, he covered in this series of prints mothers with their children, a subject common in European as well as Japanese art.

From the two systematic reviews on the subject, common factors are emerging such as: interactions and personal contact between researchers and policy-makers, timeliness and relevance of the research findings, the inclusion of summaries with clear recommendations, mistrust between researchers and policy-makers, and power and budget struggles [ 3, 7].

Brookhiser also illustrates his subjects' common dedication to -- and particular notion of -- public service.

A war may pursue a just cause and yet involve injustice towards the subjects of the warring country if it manifestly harms the subjects' common good.

For instance, products are subject to common minimum safety standards.

The phone system is subject to "common carriage" laws, which require phone companies to treat all calls and customers equally.

But even among those who profess to know something about the subject, the common understanding is that Darwin said man came from monkeys.