Sentence examples for subject of late from inspiring English sources

International deals require compromise but compromise is a messy business, the subject of late night deals in air-conditioned rooms.

In Tehelka, Shoma Chaudhury writes about the state of the Indian media, a much-debated subject of late.

Congress, meanwhile, has shown little interest in this subject of late -- despite one inconclusive public hearing on July 25.

Though copyright law can make for arcane discussion, popular culture has brimmed with the subject of late.

Both Vlad Chiriches and Younes Kaboul could also be the subject of late loan offers, with both defenders currently out of favour under manager Mauricio Pochettino.

He has not spoken up on the subject of late, but he got himself arrested in an anti-Rock protest six years ago, when he was a state senator.

At 3 45 a.m., someone broke out Donald Barthelme, the postmodern short story writer and perennial subject of late-night lit-major debates.

Their case for Mrs. Clinton's decision as feminist triumph has gone something like this: Ten years ago, she was still a first lady whose hairstyles were the subject of late-night jokes; now she will be the world's top diplomat.

It is understood that the collapse of the midfield and the bifurcation of the team into attack and defence with a void between was the subject of late-night meetings between Messi, Mascherano and Martino.

"Neil's Garden," a new two-hander at the Rattlestick Theater, takes on the subject of late-in-life reckoning in the hanky-wringing tradition of "The Gin Game" and "Driving Miss Daisy".

In a brilliant recent essay, Bethany Jones put the history of sex, sexuality and assault on "Game of Thrones" in the context of a disappointing decline in how HBO has treated these subjects of late.