subject matter

What material, or subject matter, will best accomplish these aims?

It is a peculiarity of this subject matter that it exposes me to this charge.

To the one who is learned, subject matter is extensive, accurately defined, and logically interrelated.

This is the essential concern of our subject matter, and in it our student is intimately and practically involved.

The trinity of school topics is subject matter, methods, and administration or government.

The tales that these three tell, with the conversations arising out of them, form the subject matter of these Tales of the Hall.

The subject matter may, perhaps, hereafter appear to merit a more serious consideration.

This teaching faculty is a thing by itself, and quite apart from the subject matter to be taught.

His style, reflecting his character, suits perfectly the subject matter.

And he then goes on to assert that the subject matter of theology lies beyond these limits.