Sentence examples for ever topics from inspiring English sources

As ever, topics range from astrophysics to quantitative methods in monitoring human-rights violations, all subsumed under some predictably trite theme.

If ever a topic was worthy of a rant, this is it.

Michael Fuchs, the former chief executive of HBO who is developing a program that he described as a sort of male response to "Sex and the City," recently asked them whether sex was ever a topic of conversation.

Nobody mentioned hell or punishment, nor was abortion ever a topic.

He's Muslim, but that is hardly ever the topic of discussion among raps about the library.

Palencia-Roth suggests that this novel is a "labyrinthine summation ... of García Márquez's long-standing obsessions and ever-present topics: love, death, solitude, power, fate".

For all my torment, and the torment of my other nerdly friends, neither suicide nor the murder of our tormentors was ever a topic of conversation.

The honesty of the story is refreshing, as is the ease with which it passes the Bechdel Test: No male characters appear in the film, nor are any ever the topic of conversation.

The mental energy required to shift focus between ever-changing topics drains you, not the volume.

One has only to think of the "little books" that continue to be loved and read and treasured for their quietly observant knowledge of human folly, that ever-interesting topic.

But some House members came up with another way to talk about health care on Tuesday, as a Commerce subcommittee held a hearing on the ever-popular topic of prescription drug prices.