Sentence examples for subject of best from inspiring English sources

The first interesting difference of opinion is on the subject of Best Supporting Actress: Silver says Taraji P. Henson, of "Benjamin Button"; on pure artistic quality, I'm with him; but all (all!) the oddsmakers listed on easyodds.com give the nod to Penélope Cruz for her (ludicrous) performance in "Vicky Cristina Barcelona"—and almost all make Henson the biggest long shot.

Of late, too, it has made Jesus a most visible presence in various secular media, the subject of best-selling scholarly biographies, cover features in newsmagazines, the main character in a couple of controversial, big-screen movies.

SHOULD the New England Patriots win their second Super Bowl in three years Sunday, do not expect their front-office guru to make the late-night talk rounds or become the subject of best-selling nonfiction.

A shitload of Star Wars novels People talk like these are an embarrassment, but Star Wars is the best movie so it's no surprise that it is also subject of the best books.

That impulse manifests itself most in his continued commitment to Iraq and Iraqis — the subject of the best pieces in "Interesting Times".

Top choice Harriet Tubman was the subject of the best ever Drunk History episode, where Crissle West told a radical story that Hollywood never would.

And, as I will write again, they claim the loyalty of the literati as the subject of the best of football books, Roy Blount's "Three Bricks Shy of a Load".

This is the subject of his best plays, Amoureuse (1891), Le Passé (1897), and Le Vieil Homme (1911), all of which examine the eternal triangle of the wife, the husband, and the lover.