Sentence examples for off-topic subjects from inspiring English sources

"I made promises when I ran that I wouldn't be afraid to touch things that had considered to be taboo or off-topic subjects for elected officials," he said Friday.

The only time the exchange between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney genuinely resembled a debate was when it veered off-topic, tackling subjects ranging from tax cuts to school classroom sizes.

Please don't re-submit your contribution to more than one discussion, or contribute off-topic material in subject-specific areas.

In other cases, off-topic relates to the general subject area of a particular series or section (e.g. the media blog).

Some trolls, for instance, are trolling just by posting or commenting on something other than the subject under discussion, moving it off-topic.

I know this is a little off-topic, but I'd like to revisit a subject from last month that I think deserves more time, and that's my anniversary -- or, more specifically, anniversaries in general.

In the second approach, contrarians will often publish a flawed paper in an off-topic journal where it's less likely to be subjected to peer-review by experts in the applicable scientific field.

Do not wander too far off the subject, but at the same time remember that occasional off-topic class discussions can be very interesting and informative for both the teacher and the class.

A conversation between Maher and Sasse about the senator's new book veered wildly off-topic, as these late-night chats tend to do, and arrived at the subject of adults dressing up for Halloween in California.

Q: What is defined as off-topic?

Off-topic questions occasionally generated honest responses.