Sentence examples for proper topic from inspiring English sources

Big John has a pornographic chat with Howie early in the film, and then drops the subject, as if it were not a proper topic for gentlemen.

One of the achievements of the feminist movement of the late sixties and early seventies, along with the winning of reproductive freedoms and the right to a paycheck equivalent to a man's, was the introduction of the orgasm as a proper topic for conversation.

By Rebecca Mead One of the achievements of the feminist movement of the late sixties and early seventies, along with the winning of reproductive freedoms and the right to a paycheck equivalent to a man's, was the introduction of the orgasm as a proper topic for conversation.

Today it can be said with only slight exaggeration that homosexuality has become a perfectly proper topic for public conversation, even with schoolchildren, while the very concept of a redistribution of wealth in America has somehow morphed into the great unmentionable.

If you like Edge, may I also suggest the Game Theory podcast, which similarly treats video games as a proper topic, and not like some pastime for kids?

They must piggyback for their credibility and relevance on actual, proper topics, to try to exploit an audience's identification with a cause.

Another influential aspect of the Laws is its concern with the nature of law itself as a topic proper to political philosophy.

Without context or proper relevance, trending topics are nothing more than a snapshot for people who spend fewer than 10 minutes on Twitter a day.

Typically at our house, during dinner, you arranged a syntactically perfect yet cumbersome sentence in your mouth and then gently, slowly, set it in its proper place in the topic at hand.

Some effort, in other words, appears to have been deemed necessary to draw proper attention to the topic of atomic waste.

Moreover, the variation in the field's technical vocabulary can be an obstacle for specialists or non-specialists to understand a text, find a proper term, conceptualize a topic or an information need.