Sentence examples for dry topic from inspiring English sources

The main area of debate is over the theoretically dry topic of accountability.

After talking about government austerity measures, I asked him why this usually dry topic is so important to him.

One of her tasks is to develop a vampire-themed party for a health care company trying to make a dry topic interesting enough for delegates.

Instead, he and Ms. Sebelius focused much of the discussion on the relatively safe, if wonkishly dry, topic of electronic health records, which President Obama frequently says will eventually reduce medical costs.

When you say 'coding and programming' straight away it feels like a very dry topic, but our aim was to show children you can have fun," said Pearce, ahead of the game's launch.

Development in rocket technology always seem like a fairly dry topic, but the recent safe landings of rocket boosters by companies like Blue Origin and SpaceX were huge steps forward for space travel.

At the Taxpayers' Alliance, we specialise in making the ordinarily dry topics of taxation and public finance interesting.

He has used soap actors to pay tribute to Syrian refugees, mocked Fifa vice-president Jack Warner and made headlines with his treatment of dry topics such as net neutrality.

The dry topics and patchy scripting being pulled off only by the shining talent of Campbell.

The cast is, of course, phenomenal but what's perhaps most striking is the film's ability to explain complex and, let's face it, really dry topics like synthetic collateralized debt obligations (synthetic CDOs) to a mainstream audience.

The PBS show, which ran from 1993 1998, tackled everything from eyeballs to evolution, lifting normally dry topics out of textbooks and bringing them to life with a nerdy but fun zing.