Sentence examples for subject of extended from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krishna's replacement was the subject of extended speculation in New Delhi on Friday.

I think it's more accurate to call her beautiful.' Beautiful Diana was the subject of extended television coverage.

The cost of moving Joyce's ministerial office to Armidale was the subject of extended questioning in a Senate estimates hearing in 2014, by both Labor and Liberal senators.

Mr. Dresser, an authority on the subject of extended technique, often eschewed a linear bass part in favor of densely tangled tone clusters.

Unlike the attacks of Sept. 11, which prompted widespread efforts by school officials and teachers to help children understand the events and cope with their fears, the shootings here have not become a subject of extended classroom discussion or lessons.

The Causal Principle has been the subject of extended criticism.

Alasdair Gray recalls that, "the Hinds had the only welcoming home I knew where literature, painting and music were subjects of extended, enjoyable conversation.

They appear as premises, scattered throughout his texts, rather than subjects of extended analysis.

Though I could read, and even blurb, friends' books on dogs, I felt about them as if the same friends had written books on polar exploration: I could grasp it as a subject worthy of extended poetic description, but it was not a thing I had any plans to pursue myself.

The first submarine to be built from a British shipyard in 10 years, it was the subject of an extended BBC television documentary shown this summer that chronicled every stage of its construction.

The subject of cardboard extends out in many different directions, doesn't it?