Sentence examples for subject of these from inspiring English sources

And the subject of these few notes is language.

Able-bodied middle-class Americans in their twenties the real subject of these books—are impressionable; they're fickle, too.

And that's the subject of these 10 books: how does a couple live together, over years, over decades?

The real subject of these shows isn't the art; it's the work of experts, curators and conservationists.

The subject of these films is death, and Ford's version of it is the most ferocious of all.

The predominant subject of these books was social mobility, usually from the northern working class to the southern middle class.

Able-bodied middle-class Americans in their twenties — the real subject of these books — are impressionable; they're fickle, too.

The subject of these scenes plays out in his life and career in ways which reveal him to be suffering the aftermath of some fatally devastating emotional blow.

How America got to this place, architecturally speaking, is the subject of these photographs of American embassies published this month by Cornell University Press.

As the title suggests, women are the subject of these works by William Cornysh, John Dunstable, John Browne and others, with both sacred and amorous imagery interspersed.

Yet on the subject of these symphonies and the task ahead in London these next two weeks, he could not be more articulate or refreshing to hear.