Sentence examples for superb subject from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morris said he was originally drawn to Roosevelt for his "cinematic quality" and initially conceived of him as a "superb subject" for a television mini-series in celebration of the American bicentennial.

Penguins are superb subjects for the study of agonistic communication.

Worthing High School, West Sussex Superb pedagogy and subject knowledge.

Not surprisingly, the best tutors had a superb command of their subject matter (content knowledge), allowing them to draw on appropriate information for whatever problems might arise in the tutorial situation.

Ten years ago, the Metropolitan Museum mounted a superb show on the subject, "The Perfect Medium: Photography and the Occult".

Taking good advice from Peter Schjeldahl (whose recent review is a superb guide to the subject), I schlepped my twelve-year-old daughter Louise a few blocks west through Sunday's drizzle to the Metropolitan Museum for a visit to the exhibit of drawings by the sixteenth-century Florentine artist Bronzino.

A complete and superb reference on the subject is the monograph [4], and many results from the theory of majorization are directly or indirectly inspired by it.

The jury said: "The jury liked this film's marriage of brilliant acting, superb technical prowess and provocative subject matter.

Although there are studies for these three grand paintings, and superb variations of their subjects, the pictures themselves are absent from the Brooklyn show, which has traveled from museums in Denmark and Germany, and is a more modest enterprise than the 1977 survey.

Tagore was also the subject of a superb 1961 documentary by Satyajit Ray commissioned to celebrate his hundredth birthday.

Their views are the subject of a superb dissertation by Yuval Levin at the University of Chicago called "The Great Law of Change".