If you wanted to know about a specific article in the magazine, Helen could tell you who had written it and when it had run, usually off the top of her head; young writers who worried that they might be pursuing a topic that had been done could find out quickly by asking her.
Ms Davidson pursued a topic which she has made her own: the proclaimed need for radical change in school education.
Later, because Rogers left the computer taxonomy group, I decided to pursue a different topic for my thesis project.
However, learning from my past experiences, I proceeded to pursue a different research topic, which--again after 1 year--had to be scrapped!
The position is intended to help an established nonfiction writer pursue a project on a topic like those studied by the Harvard organization, the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy.
McCue suggested that if all this new content is embraced by readers, we might see Flipboard start to pursue a similar strategy around other topics, with a focus on reaching professional readers.
Here, we see Jill, despite her severe agrammatism, initiating and pursuing an emotive topic with David over an extended sequence of turns.
Mulaney covers topics like how to pursue a crush, how to approach a breakup, and even how to deal with slut-shaming.
The interviewer sought to pursue any topics the informants shared, based on the idea that whatever they related might be relevant to their experience of sadness.
The SEP entry Locke's Philosophy of Science by Hylarie Kochiras pursues a number of topics related to Locke's account of physical objects that are of considerable importance but largely beyond the scope of this general account of Locke's philosophy.
