Sentence examples for subject of major from inspiring English sources

Surveillance practices had not been the subject of major public dispute during Mr. Obama's presidency.

Although he's often been the subject of major museum shows, punk's disaffection still echoes through his distinct oeuvre.

Here, birds have a far broader symbolic function, and have long been the subject of major artworks.

Spain's financial sector has become the subject of major concern for European leaders trying to save the euro.

As her work gained complexity, the Bay Area began to take note; by 2001, Scott had been the subject of major shows in Switzerland, Japan, and New York.

He was the subject of major exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art, for example, and monographs on him continued to pour out until the early 1970's.

While old grandees such as Freud and David Hockney have been the subjects of major museum exhibitions, a host of younger artists – Mortimer among them, as well as figures such as Nigel Cooke, Jenny Saville and Rachel Howard – are giving fresh impetus to the genre.

Rivals in life, two of Britain's greatest painters Turner and Constable, are the subjects of major exhibitions in London.

The bearing capacity of vertically loaded strip footing near slope in plane strain conditions has always been one of the subjects of major interest in geotechnical engineering for researchers and practical engineers.

Any one of two of which could be the subjects of major pieces under other circumstances.

In the past decade, Americans have been the witnesses to, and often subjects of, major corporate ethical and legal failings in such areas as investment and consumer banking, mortgage lending, pharmaceuticals, oil drilling, and credit card swipe fees (a $7.25 billion settlement with Visa and Mastercard).