Sentence examples for subject which is from inspiring English sources

Most advantageous of all, the voice communicates Petty's great subject, which is strain.

The book is not really about sexuality; it has a slightly different subject, which is masculinity.

Does "Stag" endorse or mock its subject, which is a well-worn sentimental symbol in Germany?

But it is only the setting for the real subject, which is life.

It's a very very very very touchy subject which is not being talked about".

◆ Roth had found his subject, which is to say he had found himself.

Ms. Simmons's book is worthy of her subject, which is really saying a lot.

This is partly because of its subject, which is time travel.

"I'm very surprised to see I became a subject, which is very shocking to me," he said.

By something more, I don't mean the movie's subject, which is, at its broadest, a tail-spinning alcoholic.

It requires solitude and the constant doubt that your subject (which is artificial plants) is worth anyone else's time.