Sentence examples for a safe subject from inspiring English sources
In reality it is a safe subject to broach with strangers.
But now even the Holocaust has become a safe subject for pure entertainment.
It is especially a safe subject when treated as the object of Jimmy Fallon's determined slide into irrelevance.
Promoting the military and intelligence ties between the two countries was a safe subject: Mr. Obama announced that they would explore a new, 10-year military aid agreement.
Cybernetic synergy was a safe subject for the relatively calm first year of Allende's rule: the economy was growing, social programs were expanding, real wages were improving.
Though the brutal confirmation hearing has not been forgotten, it has receded at least to the point where it is a safe subject for anecdote.
He turned to landscape, a safer subject.
On "Fox and Friends," Kilmeade had tried to steer Trump to a safer subject: Bill Clinton's role in a possible Hillary Clinton Administration.
Because the context is easy to understand, and because fat jokes are easier yet, the Trump physical is, in some ways, a safer subject for comedy than other very recent political news.
As Adam Davidson writes in his essay accompanying Hugo's picture, when it comes to speaking to Americans about real threats to their way of life, Pakistan is a safer subject to talk about.
Watching "Hamlet," we think that it's about revenge — a familiar, safe subject.
