Sentence examples for true subject of from inspiring English sources
This is the true subject of Salamon's inquiry.
Yet those who would burn "Babar" miss the true subject of the books.
The true subject of "A Higher Loyalty" is the goodness of James Comey.
The constellation that is the family is the true subject of this novel.
It is these variations which are the true subject of his book.
Yet ambition can also be private, and that is the true subject of this show.
The true subjects of poetry are... male subjects, not your children.'" Olds was undeterred.
And on top of that, finally, while doctors were the true subjects of the experiment, they gave no consent to participating.
"Accordingly, bodies with their visible properties are the true subjects of painting," while, since actions take place over time, "actions are the true subjects of poetry".
And given how the light falls – note the bright carpeting at the bottom of the composition, compared to the crepuscular top half – we can presume that just out of the picture frame are the true subjects of the painting-in-the-painting, the only people important enough to command such noble attention: Philip and Mariana, who are reflected in the mirror at the back of the composition.
In short, the awareness that follows, or can follow, from the experience of enthronement of the Divine in one's own heart is that there must be exactly as many conceptions of the Divine Sovereign as there are hearts, as there are true subjects of divine sovereignty.
