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Meanings of whole subject in English
We have no meanings for "whole subject" in our records yet.
Usage of whole subject in English
1
Someday we hope to prepare a definitive article on the whole subject.
2
The whole subject of their usefulness resolves itself into the following queries:
3
Then ensued a most perplexed agitation in Scotland on the whole subject.
4
There are two reasons for approaching this whole subject in this way.
5
The whole subject of expert witnesses is not so complicated after all.
6
He made no reply until I had gone over the whole subject.
7
The whole subject of compensation stands at present on a false footing.
8
If it did so prove to be, that settles the whole subject.
9
But Sydney, while she is here, the whole subject must be avoided.
10
This number, too, is recorded, and then the whole subject is dismissed.
11
But this whole subject is extremely difficult to put into words.
12
The whole subject of land and property ownership in the UK remains taboo.
13
And, of course, the whole subject has now been wrapped in soothing assurances.
14
I shrank from the whole subject; it was so extremely sore to me.
15
The whole subject is included under the general term of Morphology.
16
Quaid was warming to the whole subject of mutilation by education.
This collocation consists of:
Whole subject through the time
Whole subject across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common