Sentence examples for subject man's from inspiring English sources

Now he returns to the stage with "Hilarious," a concert film in which he confronts parenthood, divorce, age, sex, and his greatest subject, man's inhumanity to man.

But it is also the film's subject: man and cinema.

FACT, Thu to 17 May RC The US painter Leon Golub gave art's premier subject – man – a ferocious 20th-century makeover.

Woman: subject; man: object.

Subject: man; verb: fucks; object: woman.

Dealing with the overfamiliar subject of man's rude intrusion into the natural world, she's not always subtle — stacked logs and felled limbs abound — but she knows when to step back and allow an image to breathe.

Having written for forty years on the subject of man's inhumanity to man, he was now the preëminent portraitist of the self-inflicted savagery that was his particular type of mental illness.

Brangwyn's four murals, installed in 1934, used the same muted palette as Sert's compositions, but the subject was man's search for eternal truth through Christ's teachings.

In fact, Fernández-Armesto's real subject is man's extraordinary powers of invention when it comes to finding and preparing food, an inventiveness he himself reflects by creating a mini-epic of eight chapters that document eight revolutions in our sometimes heroic, sometimes comic, sometimes pathetic quest to improve upon mere survival.

Hackers everywhere will sympathise with his sensitivity on the subject – a man's golfing struggles are nobody else's business – and, furthermore, anyone who can face up manfully to the many problems a duffer encounters on the course should have no trouble running a country.

Talk story about reporter/"Primary Colors" author Joe Klein....Joe Klein began his press conference in Manhattan last Wednesday very simply, without any of the bold extemporizing on the subject of man's (or at least his) essential dualism that would come later.