Sentence examples for the ultimate subject from inspiring English sources

"Passion is the ultimate subject, isn't it?

Death is the ultimate subject for a poet.

Whether either approach can save these creatures is the ultimate subject of Quammen's investigations.

Entropy seems to be the ultimate subject for the great bafflers – Bellow, Gaddis and Pynchon.

This is the ultimate subject of all worthwhile memoirs, even those that come disguised as a motley gathering of essays.

In a way, that's the ultimate subject of the film: men who make messes and women who clean them up.

First, whereas the subject criterion of the Categories told us that substances were the ultimate subjects of predication, the subject criterion envisaged here is supposed to tell us what the substance of something is.

The movie's ultimate subject — and, in a strange way, the implicit subject of many French movies on a peculiarly wide variety of stories — is the pervasive force of national government, the very shaping of personal identity through the power of institutions.

'Control Room Jehane Noujaimm's documentary, above right, may have begun as a behind-the-scenes look at Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based Arabic news network, but its ultimate subject is the war in Iraq as seen from the Arab perspective.

Dovlatov's ultimate subject matter is the difficult human journey: "The only honest path is the path of mistakes, disappointments and hopes," he writes.

Chaplin's ultimate subject is both the survival of an individual in a vast, uncaring social and economic system and the survival of a human spark -- of invention and revolt -- within a mechanized mass culture.