That hardly suits a subject whose preferred sound is the self-righteous roar.
So the slave trade is a subject whose time has come.
Thus, a subject whose mental and chronological ages are identical has an IQ of 100, or average intelligence.
PALAEOETHOLOGY, working out how long-extinct animals behaved, is a subject whose practitioners can never, definitively, be proved right.
The subject, whose image as no-nonsense and unsentimental suggests he might balk at such a public showing, cooperated.
Blacking-up in rural England is a fascinating subject whose origins go back at least to the middle ages.
At St. Stephen, crucifixes are in every classroom, there are morning prayers every day, and religion seems to be the one subject whose curriculum is relatively unchanged.
Instead, he opted for Islamic theology, a subject whose study – perhaps combined with his earlier experiences – contributed to radicalising his views.
In "The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change," Gore takes on a subject whose scale matches that of his achievements and ambition.
He was inspired in part by a tale told by an interview subject whose friend had been the victim of a racial murder in Key West.
Often beauty radiates from the eyes of the subject whose proud gaze conveys a steadfast determination to confront a grotesque turn of events with fortitude.
