Sentence examples for from topics from inspiring English sources
Introducing age-appropriate dinner-table debates, perhaps from topics in the news or on television, which can provide opportunities.
She writes that she has kept mostly quiet until now on the subject of feminism because she tends to veer away from topics that she fears are "trending".
Students will first take a summer immersion program in science, followed by courses in management and policy with case studies drawn from topics in earth science.
He quickly deflects conversations from topics he finds uncomfortable, and he avoids confrontation, expressing agreement whenever he finds it possible to do so.
When he ventures away from topics where he has the most expertise — the Middle East, globalization, energy — he is content to be seen as inexpert.
Conversation flows freely, from topics like leveraged buyouts and international diplomacy to the problems of simultaneously managing the care of children and elderly parents.
The crown had jumped from topic to topic, he said.
He hops knowledgeably and divertingly from topic to topic.
He moves from topic to topic at a healthy pace.
He jumps from topic to topic and, especially, filmic reference to filmic reference.
She is hard not to warm to, jumping from topic to topic.
