Sentence examples for over many topics from inspiring English sources
Before the senators arrived, a committee staff member came forward to warn him that the questions might range over many topics.
Another councillor – Oleg Gurbanov, an independent – said he had disagreed with Rybak over many topics, but respected him for his forthright views.
These letters, which range over many topics, are called elegies because they employ elegiac metre a verse form, Classical in origin, that consists of couplets, the first line dactylic hexameter, the second dactylic pentameter.
In his autobiography, Lyudi, gody, zhizn ("People, Years, Life"), Ehrenburg ranged over many topics (e.g., Western art) and people (e.g., writers lost in the purges of the 1930s) normally not considered proper material for Soviet authors.
The report ranges over many topics, including the causes of sexual abuse, the array of possible treatments for it and how all of that does or does not apply to the priesthood.
We argue that for evaluating any topic selection method, ultimately one must ask whether it is actually useful to select topics, or should one simply perform shallow judging over many topics?
People and politics, literature and art--American journalist (and New Yorker Paris correspondent) Janet Flanner dives into the many topics discussed over dinner at bistros throughout the city.
It covers a great many topics, ranging freely over morality, art, politics, religion, aesthetics, and culture, and it is written in a variety of different styles, including epistles, soliloquies, dialogues, and treatises.
Over the years, I have examined many topics related to the mistakes we all make when we make decisions, and one topic that I have explored in some depth is that of cheating behavior, and I would like to describe this in a bit more depth.
The oversight hearing was Mr. Holder's first before the Senate panel in the administration's second term, and it ranged over many other topics.
Our conversation ranged over many current topics — from Southeast Asia's currency crisis to the euro to Alan Greenspan's mistaken (in Brenner's view) monetary policy.
