Sentence examples for were a subject of from inspiring English sources
His chances for re-election were a subject of much speculation here, along with the reactions of supporters to his recent vulnerability.
The continuing complications to Mr. Cain's campaign were a subject of discussion as governors looked ahead to the Republican nominating contest that begins in five weeks in Iowa.
Noting that the reasons for the stock's latest plunge were a subject of "great public discussion" and "continuing examinations," Mr. Sommer pleaded for the "trust and perseverance of our stockholders in Germany and around the world".
Davies highlights the ring kissing and cowardice of politicians, but he also takes aim at the press, whose shortcomings were a subject of his previous book, "Flat Earth News".
Kseniya Sobchak is a celebrity, TV figure, and socialite, whose love affairs — up until early this year, when she married a popular actor — were a subject of media gossip.
In Southern Rhodesia, too, where the BSAC developed commercial farming to attract immigrants and raise revenue, even the limited African reserves that had been set aside at imperial insistence were a subject of constant contention.
Its position is a subject of litigation.
Islam was a subject of particular concern.
"I'm aware of being a subject of fun.
That case is a subject of a separate inquiry.
