Sentence examples for subject is how from inspiring English sources

First up, the subject is how TV changed in the 1970s.

The publishing industry has created a generation of professional failurists whose great subject is how the publishing industry ruined their lives.

That "skimpy laugh" and those "large feelings" show us just how raw this subject is, how something so seemingly innocuous is so fraught for Enid.

But the Royal Society is dispatched in the first third of the book, and thereafter, the subject is how the attempt to find the mathematics governing the universe played out in the life of Isaac Newton.

Though it's replete with some exhilarating concert footage — notably, of the Stones performing on the concert tour that led up to the Altamont disaster — its central subject is how the Altamont concert came into being.

In the language of one commentator, the film's subject is "how capitalism is reshaping education" in an age of dwindling resources and the fading of the middle-class dream.

"The subject was how to create a casus belli between Tehran and Washington," he said.

The subject was how the war in Iraq, which Clark calls a "historic blunder," differed from the 1999 war over Kosovo, which Clark commanded.

"We never talked about girls or anything like that, our subject was how to live and other highbrow things, such as the meaning of life.

The subject was how much Nutella students were taking back to their dorms, or wherever they were taking it, and how much all that Nutella was costing.

And while the purported topic, according to Mr. Stubbs, a decorator based in Houston, was how to build a brand, the real subject was how to handle a difficult client.