Sentence examples for topic that in from inspiring English sources

This is a topic that, in reality, gets talked about a lot but neither seems to gain much traction with the American public nor lead to new solutions upon which economic growth might be founded.

As I thought more about the entire matter, I realized it has relevance to a topic that I have given much thought to and have written about it--a topic that, in my opinion, has to do with American church history.

In his remarks, Mr. Mack also touched on another topic that in many ways underpins the board and the firm's continuing support of him, even after the worst year in the firm's long history: the lack of a ready successor.

Pakistan, too, has made clear it would not press for talks on Kashmir a topic that in the past ensured no progress was made.In practice, however, any progress will probably remain slow because of persistent uncertainties.

But it has become such a hot topic that, in the second debate earlier this week, he confronted Rajoy, saying that between 1994 and 2004, the then-governing PP also carried out amnesties, when they "let in 1 million people without papers and legalised them five times".

"Quantum Hoops," a documentary by Rick Greenwald, tells the story of the California Institute of Technology's men's basketball team — a topic that in the context of college sports is approximately as farcical as the history of aspiring semioticians among the contestants on "America's Next Top Model".

Preference learning is an emerging topic that appears in different guises in the recent literature.

It's a topic that broached in Michio Kaku's latest book, Physics of the Future.

It's a topic that arises in research focused on white communities, Hogan said.

DRR is a topic that resonates in the minds of the students, as Gyumri was hit by a massive earthquake in 1988.

Hollywood is a topic that Baldwin covered in great length in his long essay The Devil Finds Work.