Sentence examples for just a topic from inspiring English sources
Dependence on fossil fuels is no longer just a topic for woodsy seminars or the grist for conspiracy theories from the threat industry.
A "hashtag game" is just a topic or theme with a "#" in front of it that basically functions a bit like a Letterman Top 10 list, except written by the whole world.
Black masculinity isn't just a topic for discussion among historians and other academics.
Radcliffe stated, "For many people my age, the First World War is just a topic in a history book.
By Nina Callaghan LUSAKA, Zambia, 8 December 2011 – To 17-year-old Msonda Chibwana from Lusaka, climate change is not just a topic for debate; it is a reality that has affected his family's livelihood and taken food from their table.
The show treats politics not just as a topic but also a pervading, consuming sensation.
For Carol Mallofy-Smith Oregongon State University, the migration of genes in agricultural crops is not just a research topic or a matter of policy debate.
Make sure everything you say has some sense of intelligence and thoughtfulness about it but be careful not to keep going on and on just because a topic happens to be your pet passion or peeve.
As the Japanese say, don't just study a topic.
"It's just not a topic most people want to hear about," Mr. Daboll said of the campaign, which was mocked on "Saturday Night Live".
"Just pick a topic, and we'd like to know more about it, from things like open carry to gun training to gun storage to gun theft to straw purchasers".
