Sentence examples for subject fit from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, a growing number of academics believe that wine is a subject fit for scholarly reflection.

If ever there was a subject fit for a thumping, exhilarating, wild ride of a biography, Abbey was it.

"The meaning of life is a subject fit either for the crazed or the comic, and I hope I have fallen more into the latter camp than the former," Eagleton writes.

What had begun as an iconoclastic literary style (whether one approved of it or not) had become, the detractors said, just another fad, a subject fit for television comedies.

There are two reasons: first, the fear of reprisal from the offended, and, second, a feeling that this particular field of conflict, on which so many have suffered, can never be a subject fit for laughter.

Now that food is becoming a subject fit for higher education, many of these books could easily serve as assigned texts -- the jackpot for any author, aside from writing a best seller.

Cartier-Bresson always emphasised the importance of composition, and liked to "instinctively fix a geometric pattern" into which a chosen subject fitted.

A first novel that turns on Indian captivity (as other novels have done, notably works by Fenimore Cooper and Thomas Berger, so well the subject fits "modern" themes of isolation and identity loss).

(MacAdam/Cage, $23.) A first novel that turns on Indian captivity (as other novels have done, notably works by Fenimore Cooper and Thomas Berger, so well the subject fits "modern" themes of isolation and identity loss).

A human subject, fitted with seven sensors, was asked to follow a predetermined sequence of postures (SIT, SIT-RECLINING, LYING-DOWN, STAND, WALK, and RUN), each lasting for 20 sec.

The residence times for several source organs were calculated separately for each subject fitting a multicompartment model to the time activity curves for these organs.