Sentence examples for topic to say from inspiring English sources

Metrics like gender and income haven't been correlated with a belief in conspiracy theories, and there really isn't enough data available on the topic to say for certain whether – statistically – you're more likely than somebody else of a different socioeconomic group, for instance, to believe.

Metrics like gender and income haven't been correlated with a belief in conspiracy theories, and there really isn't enough data available on the topic to say for certain whether statistically you're more likely than somebody else of a different socioeconomic group, for instance, to believe.

Decide on a favorable topic to say to your class, teachers, and parents.

"Good fusion/bad fusion is too subjective a topic to pronounce upon, except to say it can be judged as any other music," he said.

This is not a favorite topic, needless to say, but it sprang naturally to mind because our seats at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater were directly underneath a stuffed horse suspended upside-down from the ceiling.

ADAM GOPNIK: Let me indulge this off-topic question to say that my son certainly likes recalling those stories, but no more than any boy does his bedtime stories from his early childhood.

If you can't think of anything to change the topic to, just say, "what is the world coming to, eh?" and hope that someone catches on to your blatant change of subject.

The fact this topic (I hate to say issue because we LGBT folk are not an issue) is out there in mainstream media is incredible.

"This century must be an American century," Romney said, and he digressed widely from the specific topic at hand to say it.

This is a gray area because of course some sites have different takes on the same topic, and whose to say which is more Digg-worthy than another?

At a roundtable discussion in Arizona last month, Romney would not comment on the topic other than to say, "Thank you!