Meanings of fruitful subject in English

This is a fruitful subject for discourse or reflection at distributions of prizes.

The direction of their daily walks was a fruitful subject of difference of opinion.

As for Bert and his chums, they, too, had a fruitful subject for conversation.

The following effusion resembles many of the verses of the day on the fruitful subject:

A fruitful subject you know, whether any particular person be meant by it, or not.

These views are in accordance with nearly all modern research into this interesting and fruitful subject.

Cotton, also, was a fruitful subject of controversy.

At this moment they were met by the nurse, carrying Raby; and he was a fruitful subject of conversation.

The talk passed from the boomerang to dreams-usuallya fruitful subject, afloat or ashore-butthis time the output was poor.

You will find it a fruitful subject of thought; but, briefly, the essence of all vulgarity lies in want of sensation.

At the New England dinners, unfortunately the most fruitful subject of remark regarding woman is not so much her appearance as her disappearance.

Pursuing the search chronologically, the librettists next came upon Cain and Abel, who offered a more fruitful subject for dramatic and musical invention.

Hence arises consolation to old maidens, and cautions against precipitation-Expatiate, my dear, on this fruitful subject: I would, were I at leisure.