Sentence examples for large topics from inspiring English sources

There are no shortage of brooding monologues about redemption and honor and other large topics.

Mr. Gutierrez, meanwhile, is voluble and expansive, moving smoothly between large topics of discussion.

I responded to his way of approaching very large topics (love, the meaning of literature, photography) in oblique ways, with great formal innovation and originality.

Characteristically, Shechter is tackling large topics: torture and violence as the unseen foundation of comfort; structural repression hidden behind communal ritual; the underbelly of what we think of as civilization and its spiritual price.

Too often the 2012 presidential campaign has thrown up large topics for debate the role of government, the limits of welfare, or how to square globalisation with the American dream only to argue about them in small ways.

McPhee has a nearly cultish following among nonfiction writers, who admire his quirky choice of subjects — often unheralded virtuosos of their own particular domain (a headmaster, a barge captain), or such intimidatingly large topics as the formation of the earth (four books on geology; collected together as "Annals of the Former World," they won a Pulitzer Prize).

-Are "gender politics" a large topic at your school?

Still, there was one large topic upon which Boswell cannot be relied.

"What Nerve!" broaches the very large topic of countercultural manifestations in the sixties and seventies, and could easily complement an omnibus historical exhibition with starring roles for, say, R. Crumb and Frank Zappa.

This small show, focusing on the music theme in the career of William Sidney Mount, touches a large topic, for music was an important component of social interaction during the decades when Mount's genre paintings were conceived, from the late 1820's to the mid-1860's.

The research on an error bound is a large topic in mathematical programming.