Sentence examples for the topic from from inspiring English sources

The absence of the topic from the political conversation shows that most things haven't.

Larry Solway Toronto • Discussion of the topic from Slap Shot, The Times's hockey blog.

Whatever the topic, from deficits to deadly diseases, the talk is all of providing "global leadership".

Mr. Sarkozy has tried to switch the topic from pensions to law and order.

There were lots of useful books on the topic, from journalists as well as academics.

Some modern Christians have shifted the topic from the essence of Christianity to its absoluteness among the religions.

The only way to reverse this would be to stop the topic from being such a taboo.

Republicans will no doubt respond that Mr. Obama is trying to change the topic from the state of the economy.

"In a tenth of the time," he said, the Internet allows a reader to "cover a lot more of the topic from different points of view".

We don't know if this is another effort at manipulation to shift the topic from whether the Administration inappropriately tried to influence the F.B.I. on the Russian investigation.

David Cameron has freed the topic from the bonds of party and tribe, but in doing so he may have unleashed stranger conflicts.