Other works explored societal subjects less clownishly but just as engrossingly.
Later, when her interests drifted to subjects less made for television, she left her stage.
So we turn from recent differences to subjects less timely.THE horrors of the Nanjing massacre of 1937 have long stoked the imagination of Chinese artists.
The reliability of such accounts varies considerably, as the Europeans often misunderstood what they saw or had a vested interest in portraying their subjects less than objectively.
Roach belongs to a particular strain of science writer; she's interested less in scientific subjects than in the ways scientists study their subjects — less, in this case, in sex per se than in the laboratory dissection of sex.
Zoom range is 38 to 114 millimeters, but subjects less than an inch away can be shot, and then followed as they depart — perhaps swimming — in an auto-macro mode, which switches to regular autofocus as a subject moves away.
While the majority of pupils in selective schools study towards the Ebacc group of highly academic GCSE subjects, less than half do so in comprehensive schools, and even fewer in schools with high proportions of free-school meals pupils.
This is not news to parents — particularly those who have been made to feel like tyrants for attempting to enforce water regimens on subjects less concerned with matters of purity.
His three tables, on climate change, CAFE standards and minimum wage, show 56, 79 and 77 respondents respectively.The replies on climate change are striking (on other subjects less so).
From Amanda McCardie teaching children how to express their feelings in A Big Book of Feelings, to exploring the universe's most mind-boggling mathematical questions in If… by David J Smith, this year's list highlights subjects less regularly explored in children's non-fiction.
I can think of few subjects less interesting than Facebook's forthcoming IPO.
