Sentence examples for a topic that the from inspiring English sources

Both people were granted anonymity to discuss a topic that the university considers confidential.

This is not a topic that the government wishes to have aired in open court.

Geology, for example, isn't a topic that the average person would necessarily know they're interested in, is it?

Next year's exhibition will be called "Queer Style," covering a topic that the curator claims has never before been the focus of a museum show.

Two of the attackers in the first four episodes were diagnosed with a mental ilness, a topic that the Chinese often avoid discussing.

But Mr. Levy said he was already moving to enhance the school system's response to the problem, a topic that the two discussed yesterday, a spokesman for Mr. Kerik confirmed.

"It's a topic that remains the preserve of the SPD".

And while the padlock craze has enraptured countless lovers in several countries around the world, it is a topic that divides the public.

What about the concern for animal welfare (a topic that leaves the French public quite cold, as a French agriculture minister once admitted to me in an interview).

One issue they plan to take up is prescription drugs, a topic that worries the elderly on Medicare, who say they often cannot afford the medicine they need.

The lyrics stop shaking their fist at the evils of modern life and revert back to childhood, a topic that informed the most celebrated songs from Funeral.