Sentence examples for whose subject is from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

"Aliyah" is an interior movie whose subject is ambivalence and the difficulty of making choices to survive.

ON TELEVISION about the HBO television series, "The Sopranos," whose subject is a Mafioso seeking psychiatric treatment.

Born in 1945, Mr Kiefer is a history painter whose subject is German culture and its apocalyptic rupture under Nazism.

Thomas Eakins is well represented by "Salutat" (1898), a boxing scene whose subject is a minor featherweight, Billy Smith.

She praises Gerald Stern as a poet whose subject "is the life of life" rather than "the life of language".

It is a painting whose subject is purity, but it also seems to me to be some kind of statement.

It seems fitting, then, that it has been paired with "V.O.," a charming short whose subject is arguing about movies.

Here, a Mississippi Delta farmhouse that has "the mood of a blues song whose subject is loneliness" is graphically recreated.