Sentence examples for subject of true from inspiring English sources
They are the subject of "True Patriot Love".
But Mr. Koppel and his longtime executive producer, Tom Bettag, have fought another good fight on behalf of in-depth television journalism about a subject of true import.
But now our conversation has turned to the subject of True West, the play Shepard wrote in 1980, now revived at the Tricycle theatre in London.
The debate the play ignited over whether a common man could properly be the subject of true tragedy has by now waned, with its stature in the canon having firmly answered in the affirmative.
Presented on disc in both "theatrical" and "unrated" versions, (the former trimmed for the American censors) this revels in the spectacle of a sweary kids' toy (think of the Brad Dourin-voiChildhucky in Child's Play) indulging in face-splattering smut while still going soft in the middle on the subject of true love.
It can be any case such as they might have had a difficult day at work or school, had an accident and was injured, they may have lost a loved one very recently, became ill themselves or whatever the case might be, they all can be the subject of true compassion.
After all, mere entertainers are not worthy subjects of true adulation, unless they are Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe or James Dean.
The ambiguity of blackness is the subject of "One True Thing, Meditations on Black Aesthetics," an intricate, self-challenging solo show of work from the last five years by Kerry James Marshall, at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
The first is that a hotel and condominium developer would think to sponsor a tasty ¥3m ($30,000) prize for an essay competition on the subject of "The True Outlook for Modern and Contemporary History".A bland enough title, perhaps.
Shortly after arriving at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks, he persuaded the authorities to create a new degree course for him combining geology, the subject of a true mining man, with economics, an area of study that geologists often regard with bafflement and suspicion.
It is doubtful that a single disease condition can be the subject of four true "breakthroughs" in such a short time frame.
