Sentence examples for true subjects from inspiring English sources

The true subjects of poetry are... male subjects, not your children.'" Olds was undeterred.

Although the title "Lower Ninth" refers to one of the largely black New Orleans districts devastated by Katrina, the play's true subjects are faith, brotherhood and heroism.

And on top of that, finally, while doctors were the true subjects of the experiment, they gave no consent to participating.

It's often said that Turner had only two true subjects: the anatomy of light and what Ruskin nicely called the "palpitating" vitality of paint itself.

In "Pants Back," being the coolest person in the room is the best defense against the self-loathing and resentment that seem to be the show's true subjects.

The murder of St. Germain's mother drives his spectacular narrative, but his true subjects are guns, violence and blue-collar struggle.

But its true subject is material sheerness and translucency.

This is the true subject of Salamon's inquiry.

Instead, it was the show's true subject.

But he had yet to find his true subject: family.

In fact, the true subject is the artist himself.