Sentence examples for topics say from inspiring English sources

He could take humdrum topics — say, how children raise their hands in class — and turn them into lengthy dialogues that were never boring.

What might Liu, who has written hundreds of political essays on a range of topics, say today if we could hear him?

If there are two or three topics, say so, If there are several areas and you’re only addressing some of them, say so.

Early detection, new anti-dementia drugs and the possibility of immunization have also made Alzheimer's "one of biomedical science's most glamorous topics," say the authors of this comprehensive resource, an updated version of their 1986 book.

Yet many Republicans who had no compunction about voting to express strong opinions on these far-flung topics say now that Congress has no business passing a resolution censuring President Clinton for personal conduct that the lawmakers find deplorable.

And then there's the eerily accurate Foresight Exchange, where speculators can gamble on a wide variety of topics — say, whether Catholic priests will be allowed to marry by 2005, or when physicists will discover a Higgs boson.

"Health and wellness are universal topics," said Kees Abrahams, president of international production for Sony Pictures Television.

Sociology also combines a range of topics, says Gemma Edwards, lecturer in sociology at the University of Manchester.

"The focus is on Westchester-related topics," said Lisa Salvadorini, "Daytime" producer.

"For the two presidents, there are no forbidden topics," said Mr Lavrov.

"The A.L.I. is important on a lot of topics," said Franklin E. Zimring, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley.