Sentence examples for viable subject matter from inspiring English sources

The Dungeons and Dragons movie, released two years earlier––you know, the one you probably didn't see and had until now forgotten about entirely––certainly didn't offer much hope for dragons as any kind of viable subject matter.

Sightings will never lack subject-matter.

Subject-matter experts were given double weight.

Self Defence with Alex Reid sounds more like an unintentionally hilarious YouTube video than a viable television format – but the subject matter is redundant.

In 1935, Clark published a pessimistic essay in the Listener entitled "The Future of Painting", in which he argued that a viable new style "can only arise out of a new interest in subject matter … We need a new myth in which the symbols are inherently pictorial".

To be viable, rule (5) would need to be supplemented with considerations of relevance, which depend upon the subject matter, historical context and logical details particular to each analogical argument.

But it's not his subject matter, provocative though it sometimes is, but the quality of his painting that makes these small works viable.

By subject matter?

Her real subject matter?

Borderline actionable subject matter!

Mood mattered more than subject matter.