Sentence examples for topics week from inspiring English sources

The course content included the following topics: Week 1- Why do I feel so bad?; Week 2- I can't be bothered doing anything; Week 3- Why does everything always go wrong?; Week 4- I'm not good enough; Week 5- How to fix almost everything; Week 6- The things you do that mess you up; Week 7- Are you strong enough to keep your temper?; and Week 8 10 things you can do to feel happier straight away.

For example, the introduction to the humour topic (Week 11) commenced with the explanation: "Some people believe that humour and laughter can prevent depression and increase the enjoyment of life.

In the form employed in the current study it provides information about various health topics each week for 10 weeks.

My guess is that your adviser keeps proposing new topics every week because she thinks your work lacks direction.

The other topics this week include Android 5.1 and its relative merits, as well as a short dirge on the soon-to-be-departed PlayStation Mobile from Sony.

News International seems to find a new email on this topic every week.

Women get together to learn about a new topic each week.

They are a product of the ethos in the school, not an hour's topic in week three.

This fortnightly unscripted debate presented by Norman Lebrecht lives on its nerve, inviting audiences to participate by phone and email on a topic, this week whether we're being served by those who put on concerts and opera.

The archbishop has written a blog on the topic a week after Cameron sparked controversy by arguing that Britons "should be more confident about our status as a Christian country", and more evangelical about the faith.

The topic this week for our third New Parent-Old Parent column is teenage drinking, which I found to be one of the very hardest parenting problems I faced.