Sentence examples for subject is rather from inspiring English sources

The subject is rather the human body as microcosm for humanity.

The novel's subject is, rather, displacement: what it feels like not to belong.

(The subject is rather timely too, with the Metropolitan Opera now presenting the John Adams opera "Doctor Atomic").

Singapore's case law on the subject is rather slight, she says, and during the hearings judges seemed loth to break new ground.

It reflects a broad range of techniques, but subject matter is rather traditional.

His analysis, like its subject matter, is rather mechanical and follows a particular pattern".

Romance and humour coloured her first play, too, but there the setting and subject were rather different.

In it, Trump was described as having "condemned white supremacists in Charlottesville", obscuring the fact that his last word on the subject was rather the opposite.

While there are any number of symphonic and choral meditations on the Holocaust, operas on the subject are rather rare, not least because the larger-than-life gestures native to the genre can seem inapt.

Correspondingly, the average numbers of MetS criteria per subject were rather low (2.0 ± 1.2), which may prevent a more distinct reduction of this parameter.

Findings from this study suggest that preservice elementary teachers' conceptions of algebra as subject matter are rather narrow.