subject matter

We have seen that this subject matter is referable to four general heads.

(a) An increased recognition of the subject matter in organizing the course.

This is the case with much of the subject matter in city-made texts.

Such a grouping of subject matter is in itself a commendation.

During this revision she discussed questions of subject matter and phrasing.

Besides, it had nothing to do with the subject matter of the note.

His subject matter is, in the main, interesting to all kinds of readers.

They have studied the subject matter with which they are to deal.

This arrangement of the subject matter has been adopted for two reasons.

His images, his illustrations, his subject matter, all are American.