Sentence examples for subject not just from inspiring English sources

In the 1960's, physical illness was a strictly taboo subject, not just in politics.

But that subject – not just pay equity but also gender-economic issues in general – were all but ignored in press coverage of women's night, at least in print.

"She became deeply knowledgable on the subject, not just fiscal and administrative details, but also about medical and mental health problems.

The foreign secretary said that in issuing surveillance warrants he was subject not just to legal but also to political constraints, which were narrower.

The artist's response to a subject, not just how he expressed it, is what gives drama and value to a work.

Mrs Harris's life has hardly been made easier by the fact that her extraordinarily vivid taste in make-up has become the subject not just of comedy sketches but of earnest advice columns in heavyweight newspapers.

29 Studying more than one subject: some students study not just one subject but sometimes two or more, as they believe that this will give them an edge in the labor market.

We teach all subjects, not just Islam, but languages and modern sciences.

We aim for our students to be global citizens who are knowledgeable about many subjects, not just one.

If we really want more girls to do science, then, we need to be concerned about gender disparities in all subjects, not just physics.

An Oneida spokesman, Dan Smith, said Tuesday that the nation's dealings with Albany included a number of subjects, not just gambling.