Sentence examples for been topics from inspiring English sources
noun
Subject; theme; a category or general area of interest.
There have been topics trending such as #blackpeopleactivites versus #whitepeopleactivities and #blackpeoplehobbies versus #whitepeoplehobbies that devolve into the worst of racial stereotyping.
Over the years, Mr. Bloomberg's foul mouth and locker-room humor have been topics of discussion among some of those who work around him.
How long players need off between seasons is not a new issue; player burnout, injuries and the need to reduce the number of games have been topics of conversation for over a decade.
The cognitive status of mystical knowing and its clash with the mystics' claims about the ineffability of their experiences have also been topics of interest for modern students of mysticism.
We also have a habit of taking the seemingly familiar – dirt, recreational drugs, flesh, hair, sleeping and dreaming, all of which have been topics for events and exhibitions – and encouraging people to discover in them the slightly less familiar, the incompletely understood and the more surprising.
Dreams and dreaming have been topics of philosophical inquiry since antiquity.
Syria and Iran were topics of discussion, according to officials.
It's "Topics in Euclidian and Non-Euclidian Geometry".
These are topics worthy of a spirited national debate.
Those were topics at both Fox and ABC.
They're topics worth exploring.
