Sentence examples for typical subjects from inspiring English sources

The typical subjects of fresco painting were series of biblical or hagiographic narratives.

Typical subjects of Kinkade's paintings included cottages, bridges, gardens, and Americana scenes infused with the warm glow of sunlight.

Weird: Western, educated, industrialized, rich and democratic, an acronym and criticism of the typical subjects in studies by behavioral scientists.

His first pictures of London music-hall interiors, which became one of his most typical subjects, appeared in 1888 at the New English Art Club.

The outstanding defensive performance came on the heels of a pregame speech in which Coach Jeff Van Gundy chose to remind the Knicks of how good they are defensively, rather than harping on his typical subjects of passion and energy.

Montague notes that investors who listened to the prescient dopamine neurons would earn much more money than the typical subjects, largely because they would get out of the market before it was too late.

In a typical study, subjects are asked to indicate, by locating themselves on a 9- or 10-point adjective scale, the intensity of a feeling or sensation.

Typical subject lines read "Validation for all" and "I'm not the only one!" Then there is, "OMG!!!...Finally!!!

As in Seidel's recent collection "The Cosmos Poems," a typical subject here is the violent, gorgeous birth of the universe, and several of these poems are devoted to surgery, another place where beauty and terror intersect.

The vacuum cleaner is a Staubsauger ("dust-sucker"), the television a Fernseher (a "far-seer") and gloves are Handschuhe ("hand-shoes")—all the typical subject of giggles for a first-year student of the language.

But lately, there has been evidence that Hossler is interested in a typical subject for a teenage boy: a few girls have suddenly been seen hanging around the house, his mother said.