Sentence examples for subjects of much from inspiring English sources

Both of these are subjects of much controversy.

Both men have been subjects of much unfair criticism.

The costumes of Suckling's gaudy warriors and the troop's poor performance in the field were the subjects of much ridicule.

In addition, the gases and dust particles around and between the stars have become the subjects of much research.

It often draws from the work of the British romantics and the language of Marxism, the subjects of much of the academic work these poets have produced.

The identities and former positions of the continents that drifted away from North America are subjects of much speculation: the Cordilleran margin may have been juxtaposed with Australia and eastern Antarctica, the Ouachita margin with southern Africa, the Appalachian margin with western South America, and the Caledonian and Franklinian margins with northwestern Europe and Siberia.

Public transport is a subject of much debate here.

They are often the subject of much head shaking.

That self-sufficiency is the subject of much speculation.

Its construction is still a subject of much debate.

— is a subject of much debate back home.