Sentence examples for topics for instance from inspiring English sources

He flounders with some topics (for instance, a riff on personal injury law goes nowhere fast).

When discussing difficult topics, for instance, they tend to refrain from mirroring each other's distress and negativity with their own.

More prose and poetry followed, on sometimes unexpected topics, for instance a book of poems dedicated to Philip II of Spain.

He also discusses historical topics, for instance, "Day One of the Evolution Revolution" (2 July 2008).

Disability perspectives have become familiar in feminist approaches to some philosophical topics, for instance, ethics and justice theory, and the metaphysics of embodiment.

And other differences originate in the interest of philosophical logicians in some topics (metaphysical topics, for instance) that are primarily inspired by purely philosophical considerations.

One topic, for instance, was the Bloomberg administration's creation of bicycle lanes on the Brooklyn waterfront.

It's up to each learner to decide how much time to spend on a module or topic, for instance, or whether to study all the topics in a course or just a few.

In a recent article on this topic, for instance, one woman describes many of the unchaperoned children and teenagers at bar and bat mitzvahs she attends as talking or texting during the services and "playing tag football in the social hall and sneaking brownies from under the plastic wrap".

Rosenbaum said this would allow for very specialized channels, like a specialist curating a channel on a specific healthcare topic, for instance.

The 'Interests' topic for instance, aims to capture behaviour in a profile that pertains to an individual's interests, likes, dislikes, etc.