subject matter *

Present subject matter from a point of view other than their own.

My subject matter is to be found here in the house.

The other two are later works and very different in subject matter.

"I felt the subject matter might be of interest to you."

I would now like you to try your hand at a more difficult subject matter.

We need it simply to be able to deal with the subject matter.

In most cases the subject matter is similar to the federal bill of rights.

The subject matter of the Act was clearly local and private in nature.

It's not a subject matter that people like to talk about.

The subject matter will be of a general and commercial nature.

Eventually, the whole city at night became subject matter for me.

Number One, the subject matter is something the media in general are not going to want for very long.

The book was well written and made the subject matter seem clear.

Even his choice of subject matter is to get away from anything easy.

Man has always been looking for that home which is the subject matter of this book.

Much of his writing took nature and the natural world as its subject matter.

And, given the subject matter, they were obviously quite old.

They not only understand the subject matter, but the magazine itself.

She was never at a loss when it came to subject matter.

"My students come first and the subject matter second," she said.

Given today's social problems, the subject matter came as no surprise.

"That's where teachers have to go beyond the subject matter."

Teachers have little control over subject matter or method of education.

But its subject matter and approach to history are African.

Another has been the balance of subject matter within a particular game.