Sentence examples for topics expressed from inspiring English sources

The Index to the Dewey Decimal systems, a relative one (i.e., one having cross-references), arranges all topics expressed or implied, with every synonym in alphabetical order.

These two topics, expressed by the words "No" (Chapter One) and "Nothing" (Chapter Six) respectively, "frame" her inquiry (p. 42).

In [9] a topic detection technique was proposed that allows the retrieval in real-time of the most emerging topics expressed by a community through social media.

Public opinion, an aggregate of the individual views, attitudes, and beliefs about a particular topic, expressed by a significant proportion of a community.

So the delegates left the Coliseum and went heir various ways, most of which led to places where it was possible to exchange views with one's fellow delegates over the absorbing topic expressed in the question, "Who's going to be nominated?" And nobody is bold enough to hazard an answer to that query.

Does the writer's treatment of the topic express the views of "The New York Times"?

Of these topics HVs expressed least confidence in searching for and explaining research findings on childhood immunisation.

The chosen topics were expressed using eight social goals defined by the worst possible behavior (1) and the best possible behavior (7).

These discussions revealed that as the program progressed, the trained peer educators and the general public gradually gained confidence in talking more openly about sensitive topics and expressed satisfaction in noticing changes in attitudes and risk behaviors.

Dr. Whipple commented that she had given a presentation on another topic and expressed surprise that Ms. Wolf did not interview her or her collaborator.

When I first wrote on this topic, I expressed a hope that being a good and empathetic listener would carry as much weight with patients as having an outgoing and gregarious charm.