Sentence examples for topics of current from inspiring English sources

Consider the topics of current best-selling fiction and non-fiction books.

Latterly he was involved in the setting-up of the Luxembourg Forum, bringing together Luxembourgers and people of other nationalities to discuss topics of current interest.

The controversial conservative academic offered to use his Fleet Street contacts to get pieces published in his own name and those of others on "major topics of current concern" to the tobacco industry.

If there were other people there — Bashir had many visitors — our conversations were fairly superficial, like those between polite friends, and dealt with topics of current interest, such as the looming war.

The lyceum movement, named for the place where Aristotle lectured to the youth of ancient Greece, was led by voluntary local associations that gave people an opportunity to hear debates and lectures on topics of current interest.

Require all reporters with bylines to post the following on The Times's Web site: who got their vote in the major contests in the last election and a brief summary of their views on several topics of current importance, for example, the Iraq war, the administration's fiscal policy and the candidates now seeking the presidential nomination.

The essay must be two to three thousand words on some topic of current interest.

He also made nonsense of a hot topic of current debate.

Here's our favorite, from Tayyba Kanwal, of Houston, Texas: On the topic of current leaders and literary heroes, President Bush could be none other than Mr. Bumble [from "Oliver Twist"].

Is it worth it?' De-lahay doesn't consider herself a political playwright ("that's a really bad thing to say, isn't it?"), but she is expansive on the Hydra-like topic of current immigration policy.

Empathy in animals is also a topic of current investigation (e.g., Preston & de Waal 2002).