Sentence examples for is topics from inspiring English sources
noun
Subject; theme; a category or general area of interest.
· Patrick Ness's latest book is Topics About Which I Know Nothing (Harper Perennial).
· Patrick Ness's most recent book is Topics About Which I Know Nothing (Harper Perennial).
· Patrick Ness's latest book is Topics About Which I Know Nothing (HarperPerennial).
"The focus of my research is topics like climate change induced migration, geo-engineering, carbon taxes, fracking and climate reparations.
The second question was more a more heartfelt, "What is love?" Other popular "what is" topics included searches for cancer, energy and blood pressure.
In particular, the charge of incompleteness seems most plausible when we consider certain "problems of extension", that is, topics where it is unclear whether public reason can be extended to provide reasonable answers (Rawls 1996, 244 246).
In the classroom, learning is topic based.
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.
