Sentence examples for as a topic in from inspiring English sources

Oddly enough, it wasn't the first time shaving reared its head as a topic in my fuzzy world that day.

To love the Fall is to love something that you can never explain, since there is rarely anything as coherent as a topic in a Fall song.

(This failure to recognize him came up as a topic in our next session; I think that he did not entirely believe me when I maintained that it had a neurological basis rather than a psychiatric one).

I would also like to see it included as a topic in the school curriculum, a place to start a dialogue among children so that they can identify their own propensities to gender-stereotyping.

Though Latin America has barely figured as a topic in the campaign, Brazilians are fascinated as the race moves into its final days with the two candidates in a dead heat.

Indeed, Musser, though committed to empirical explanation, suggests that the revival of "non-locality" as a topic in physics may be due to our finding the metaphor of non-locality ever more palatable: "Modern communications technology may not technically be non-local but it sure feels that it is".

But when love is proposed as a topic, as in Plato's famous symposium of philosophical revelers, the room goes dead, like this: "Love".

Destination branding has developed considerably as a topic area in the last decade with numerous conceptualizations focusing on different aspects of the brand.

Sports will be added as a topic category in early August.

Another interesting comment that was also expressed later as a topic externalized in the ubiquitous system was "Japanese people do not say what they feel".

When overused or used as a topic marker in a place that doesn't support topic markers, I think that's less useful".