Sentence examples for topics in which from inspiring English sources

In this period—usually called his critical period, because in it he wrote his great Critiques he published an astounding series of original works on a wide variety of topics, in which he elaborated and expounded his philosophy.

That technology is already used to preview a variety of sites on Twitter's Discover tab, a little-used feature of the service that is meant to help users find new content they might like based on the users they follow and topics in which they have expressed interest.

During a visit last month to the studio and the set where eight episodes of the program were taped, a reporter was told that the children knew they would be quizzed on topics in which they were experts, like World War II aircraft, the Civil War or Egyptology.

Women move more toward the topics in which there's more contact and more relations with humans.

These are however two topics in which Stumpf was very much interested.

But he also wrote treatises on metaphysical and theological topics in which the echoes of Albert can be distinctly heard.

"But this is a topic in which reality proves to be particularly ephemeral".

and create a "textbook unit" for this topic in which you use children's stories to teach the subject.

I have written an Arts & Leisure essay on the topic, in which I discuss four haunting moments in various pieces.

He was assisted by the professionalism showed by Australian agencies in the search for MH370 – a topic in which the Chinese leadership is intensely interested.

But sports is a topic in which any academic must answer to an army of statistics-savvy amateurs, and in this instance, I judged, the bloggers were correct.