Sentence examples for other topics from from inspiring English sources
Yet "in some circles, I've been typecast," he said, as though homosexuality, rather than a wide range of other topics, from economic justice to dialogue with other religions, were "my issue".
A meeting this morning with entreprenuers, community leaders and homeowners in Shanghai was meant to accent the dynamic, fast-growing economic side of China, though it veered off into other topics from the law to religion.
Instruct them to create connections between the major topic and other topics from class, material from other courses they have taken, or linked to prior knowledge they came into the course with.
In his letter, recovered from the house in northern Pakistan where Bin Laden was staying when he was killed in 2011 by US Navy Seals, Gadahn also offered 20 pages of advice on a range of other topics, from media strategy and the agendas of various global TV networks, to how to rein in off-message local groups around the world which persisted in killing large numbers of fellow Muslims.
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Other topics chosen from the following: Equational logic.
Other topics ranged from complex discussions of theology and philosophy to the ethics of begging and gate-crashing social events.
The conversation online about women, as about so many other topics, degenerated from silly and snarky to just plain ugly — and it seeped into the mainstream.
Leaders of the eight nations discussed other topics ranging from debt relief for developing nations and AIDS to oil prices and financial crime.
In fact, these poems are tough and witty; Perillo's time as a wildlife researcher gives her insight into the workings of a turtle's heart and blackbird behavior, while other topics range from Viagra and video games to Transcendentalism.
