Sentence examples for this change of subject from inspiring English sources

That her mother would not be there to share her honor at Venice clearly pointed Calle towards a different kind of heartache, and yet when I note this change of subject she says, no, not at all, death and boyfriends who go missing are the same thing.

I was grateful for the change of subject.

He introduces his essay by claiming a share in the sublime intellectual fury of Nietzsche: 'There is,' he says, 'a method in this madness.' Hesitating as if on the edge of a precipice, perhaps recalling Nietzsche's injunction to vault across, he admits that the change of subject is 'quite a leap' for him.

Doerr, confused by the change of subject, interrupted, "On social networks?" "No," Bezos continued, "I'm talking about test tubes and engineering real biological organisms to solve clean energy and a whole bunch of interest issues".

When I pressed him to imagine some of the implications, he sputtered through several change-of-subject tactics.

The chick-lit authors are growing up and having babies, and so are their readers; the change of subject-matter is a logical one.

But this is not a total change of subject.

This cannot be a welcome change of subject for the former Republican vice presidential nominee.

Hume thinks that logic used in this way involves a dangerous change of subject matter.

It's getting so that I am even welcoming the endless "blown ump call blows perfect game" baseball stories (which have been legion this week), just for a change of subject.

A corollary of this is that strictly reliabilist or externalist responses to philosophical skepticism constitute a change of subject.