The subjects of their disagreements are marginal in comparison.
Neither Mr. Brown nor Mr. Cutler would comment on any specific subjects of their investigation.
There have also been a string of disclosures about undercover police developing intimate sexual relationships with subjects of their investigations.
Or the chasm between materialistic students dripping with iPods and the impoverished subjects of their misguided charity.
And, generally, the dreams people had confirmed their beliefs and biases about the subjects of their dreams.
What happened to them -- and their arguments -- in the ensuing years is one of the subjects of their current play.
The experts' forecasts were tracked both on the subjects of their specialties and on subjects that they knew little about.
Only then, these clerics believe, will Iranians be worthy subjects of their exalted republic.
In feudal times the peasants had been subjects of their lords.
The irony in all of this is that it's the scholars' approach, rather than the subjects of their inquiries, that is most telling about emerging social trends.
The contrast between the wealth of the limousine occupants and the subjects of their concern makes it easy to ridicule their message.
