Sentence examples for whose subject from inspiring English sources

She is already at work on another project, a screenplay whose subject she would not disclose.

Why is Schumpeter, whose subject is people in suits, fussing about people in tights?

And woe to the biographer whose subject has an ordinary name.

The printed material includes books whose subject are the United Nations.

It's perhaps appropriate for someone whose subject is so often human stupidity, his own included.

The galleries showcase photographers whose subject matter is in line with the organization's philosophy.

Mr. Albee is writing the new play, whose subject he has not revealed.

Braver still is Mark Power, whose subject is the universally derided Millennium Dome.

A recent show, "Mysteries of the Earth," presented four printmakers whose subject was elemental nature.

That is true even of those tales whose subject matter, in synopsis, sounds unappealingly tough.

He said his goal was to make "a film that would play on the big screen whose subject was reality".