Sentence examples for subject of later from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason for his apostasy, Elisha's story became the subject of later literary works, among them the Hebrew drama Ben Abuyah.

The movie was released in 1968 (it was shot several years earlier, in 1965; that gap of time will be the subject of later discussion); there is still something startling about its performances.

And the main subject of later Greek geometry, the theory of conic sections, owed its general importance, and perhaps also its origin, to its application to optics and astronomy.

The first part is approaching completion and will be the subject of later papers.

The same beta build was demonstrated to the staff of PC Gamer for another preview, and was kept around the office as late as June 19 as the subject of later previews, while another test build was developed alongside.

Such comparisons will be the subject of later papers arising from this project.

Such seeming identities in early Indian thought became the subjects of later interpretation.

This will be the subject of a later analysis after longer follow-up.

I'm sure that will be the subject of a later post.

Potter does not elaborate upon exactly what it is that Peter has heard from Benjamin, whose own adventures, foreshadowed here, will be the subject of a later book.

Two of Cavalcanti's poems are canzoni, a type of lyric derived from Provençal poetry, of which the most famous is "Donna mi prega" ("A Lady Asks Me"), a beautiful and complex philosophical analysis of love, the subject of many later commentaries.