Sentence examples for subject of every from inspiring English sources

Ms. Apostolopoulou said the fiscal crisis was the first subject of every conversation she had with her friends.

She's the subject of every op-ed on "girls today" — a needy narcissist, all bravado and entitlement.

"It was the subject of every newscast, on the front page of every newspaper, it was all they were talking about on the radio," Damien Echols says.

This is the subject of "Every Song Ever," the critic Ben Ratliff's meditation on listening to music "in an age of musical plenty".

But by making her the subject of every criticism under the sun, it's entirely possible that Hillary's critics made her into the Everywoman.

Transformation may be the subject of every sports movie, in one way or another, but the seven documentaries that constitute the Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film series — part of the Tribeca Film Festival, which opens on Wednesday night — make a fetish of it.

"The subject matter of every song I write has to do with love.

Indeed, Kinkade expertly sugar-coated the subject matter of every one of his mass-reproduced images.

This represents a 93% overall improvement over 12 weeks, averaging an increase of 11.8 kilograms of weight lifted per subject for every week of exercise training.

When Queen Victoria herself died in 1901, the British here - "Her loyal subjects of every race," as it says on her plinth - commissioned this memorial statue to be cast in England and shipped to Bangkok.

Adam Smith expressed much the same view in "The Wealth of Nations," in 1776: "The subjects of every state ought to contribute towards the support of the government, as nearly as possible, in proportion to their respective abilities".