Sentence examples for subject in itself from inspiring English sources

It's also small and interconnected enough to be a subject in itself, unlike New York or Shanghai.

The Lexicon of Love II is a concept album about love in middle age, an unusual subject in itself.

It is a subject in itself, but not the one for which City Lore, a nonprofit organization celebrating New York's cultural heritage, will be honoring Mr. King.

That alone is a subject in itself that had never been submitted to public attention in the form of an art show — but it, too, is a clever trick.

As Hulbert explains, the idea that the development of children might be a subject in itself, something for people to study and write books about, was largely a twentieth-century invention.

Health is a lens through which to view the state and a subject in itself in "A State of Health: New Jersey's Medical Heritage," recently published by Rutgers University Press ($45).

But why multiculturalists should seek to deny the obvious is a subject worthy of study in itself.*"From Newcomers to Americans: The Successful Integration of Immigrants into American Society".

The film created a huge stir abroad and locally, winning the Sundance jury prize as well as some 30 other awards, and stimulating dialogue about a traditionally taboo subject in Cambodia itself.

In the late 19th century, the great German mathematician Georg Cantor took on infinity not as a means to an end, but as a subject worthy of rigorous study in itself.

So distinct, says John Maizels, editor of Raw Vision, the leading magazine on the subject, that in itself "it cannot even be considered a movement".

Marshall amps are tube-based and so…that's a whole subject in and of itself — analog [sounds].