Sentence examples for ultimate subjects from inspiring English sources

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.

Against the adjectival reading, and in favor of the view (promoted by Curley 1988) that Spinozistic bodies and minds are ultimate subjects of predication, is Spinoza's persistent references to bodies as individuals and as things.

Intimacy is his ultimate subject.

Death is the ultimate subject for a poet.

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

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.

For Turner, the ultimate subject was always the history of Britain, and he felt that subject in his marrow.

Perhaps this is because its ultimate subject, across a colourful span of geographies and cultural settings, is love.

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

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