Sentence examples for subjects many from inspiring English sources

Love and longing aren't subjects many artists are interested in these days.

Shipler's subjects, many of whom he spent nearly seven years following with meticulous empathy, begin to reappear in the text.

The artist has refrained from commenting on his work or his subjects, many of whom appear homeless, damaged, or troubled.

Even madrasas that do teach these subjects – many are trying to modernise their curricula – make them optional at secondary school.

But this made them no less valuable to their subjects, many of whom had never seen a photograph.

It helps give his subjects – many of whom won't be familiar to non-devotees – the life and energy they deserve, and provides a counterweight to the trainspottery asides.

Arnold's proximity to his subjects, many of whom aren't aware that they're being photographed, allows him to capture some beautiful, funny, and disturbing moments.

Garbus's subjects (many of whom are Post alum) do their best to brush away the intense stress, rationalizing the pursuit over all else.

Long celebrated for his compelling, cerebral books, Powers demonstrates a remarkable ability to tell dramatic, emotionally involving stories while delving into subjects many readers would otherwise find arcane.

HERR PELCKMANN: How is it that on some subjects many thousands of statements are available, whereas on others only a few affidavits are contained in the list?

I wonder, little prince, whether one day you will seek to understand the lives of ordinary British men and women – your 'subjects' – many of whom struggle to earn a living (and pay the taxes that furnish your lifestyle) in a world so different from your own.