Sentence examples for the immediate subject from inspiring English sources

It was the immediate subject of online ridicule.

The subject -- or at least the immediate subject -- of this agonizing is a 400-page document called the Water Quality and Watershed Management Rules.

Besides, as so often happens in the natural world, when you learn something about the immediate subject at hand, a larger lesson plan creeps in.

"Who cares?" The immediate subject is his Web site, www.viktorkee.com, which skims lightly indeed over his history, personal and professional: he first performed at 6 in Ukraine, trained at the Professional Circus School in Kiev, scored a special prize at the Cirque de Demain festival in Paris in 1994.

More recently, he is the author of a volume called "Johnson's Life of London," a history of the city told through a series of breezy essays on significant Londoners, ranging from Boudicca to Keith Richards and Churchill, the immediate subject of his attention.

It is this ruling that is the immediate subject of Tuesday's appeal before the Supreme Court.

In the 1940s and early '50s, drama found immediate subject matter in the overt clash of politics, ethics, and philosophies, public and personal, that were the substance of everyday life.

"This became an immediate subject" at the highest executive level, Mr. Latzky said.

The judges said that the scoop of the year had to be jaw dropping and have an impact beyond its immediate subject, and cause competitors the most trouble in following it up.

The kinds of pathos and humor that is core to the video work is core the drawings as well, even though they're immediate subject matter is not directly related".

I learned a tremendous amount in that 4 months, not just about the immediate scientific subject but also about different ways of approaching experiments.