Sentence examples for the chief subject from inspiring English sources

The chief subject of Aboriginal narratives is the land.

For the press, the pundits and many politicians, it remains the chief subject in town.

The chief subject, the very bugaboo, circulating along with the penny papers was slavery.

That, historically, is the chief subject of dance, but it is not an important subject of Morris's work.

Until 20 or so years ago, the chief subject for gay and lesbian fiction was doomed love.

The chief subject treated in the Speech from the Throne was naturally the terrible earthquake catastrophe in Sicily and Calabria.

Their monumentality and what they tell us of nature's power and man's ability to harness it are the chief subjects of "Lock," Catherine Yass's imposing two-screen film installation.

The etchings' chief subject is nature's bounty and mysteriousness, manifest in big, densely leaved trees and densely treed hillsides.

Dual victories by "The King's Speech" at a pair of closely watched awards ceremonies over the weekend have put the film on track to win a best picture Oscar, unless the vagaries of a new Hollywood math or simmering questions about the movie's chief subject, King George VI, get in the way.

Pindar, the father of lyric poetry, took as his chief subject the winning of games, and the spirit of the end-zone dance has been with us ever since.

If you know anything of his work, you'll be aware that walking is his main method and the city his chief subject.