Sentence examples for topics though from inspiring English sources

Blair bashers on both right and left, the Corbyn-Daily Mail Axis we might call it, will have another field day on one of their favourite topics, though – as Jackie Ashley gallantly tried to remind everyone here – the failures of the invasion and (far worse in my opinion) occupation have many more authors than the ex-PM-turned-travelling salesman.

Her topics, though, remained more thematic than explicit.

There were no gaffes in the hourlong debate, the first to address general topics, though there were clearly some exaggerations — as well as some dancing around the issues.

The station's Twitter automaton summarized: The week's most persistent trend among the trending topics, though, may have been the many hoaxes cluttering area Twitter feeds.

Between races, de Kersauson enjoyed a long if slightly sporadic career as host of a radio show that covered many topics, though none too seriously.

Pic via @dolliesierrahttp://ow.ly/5s7IBTue Jun 28 16:12:06 via HootSuiteMTV Newsmtvnews The week's most persistent trend among the trending topics, though, may have been the many hoaxes cluttering area Twitter feeds.

"People who are sensitive about a topic, though, have a net or radar that constantly catches those comments".

As a topic, though, Trump remained irresistible.

There was one topic, though, which Clarke did want to chat about, and that was pitches.

His leisurely, discursive style, which worked so well in his books on biogeography and top predators, can feel a bit incongruous given the urgency of his topic, though.

Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth," is so far the most successful popular entertainment on the topic, though its suggestions for change were modest.