Sentence examples for usual topics from inspiring English sources

The goal was to promote frank dialogue, beyond the usual topics, among people who do not usually have the chance to interact and, with that, contribute in meaningful and concrete ways to the discourse on these issues.

In the dwindling days of college football season, the usual topics of discussion have hardly captivated us.

They belted out catchy, rapid-fire songs on the usual topics: teenage boredom, mental instability, drugs and disappointed love.

As the afternoon wore on, the usual topics were brought up and boisterously debated: Would the band play "Shattered" that night?

The sound is less Ibiza party girl, and in addition to the usual topics (love, drugs, fornication) she tackles more grown-up subjects: family tension, politics, religion.

Documentaries are one of Sundance's strengths, and the competition crop focuses on the usual topics: abortion, AIDS, war, drug cartels, economic inequality.

New York is not a usual topic of discussion in a Republican debate.

GEN. RUDENKO: Your usual topic of discussion was murders, shootings, and so forth, especially shootings.

Colin turned to him then and said, "Isn't that right, Sange?" They'd been discussing sports, the usual topic, before they moved on to women and, inevitably, work.

The author and I were talking at the beginning of the year about the usual topic of the time: how the London Olympics was a disgusting nazified honeypot, from which some of the worst people in Britain were helping themselves to billions of pounds of public money, hiding behind the pointless actions of some monomaniac oddballs who ran about for a while or threw stuff.

Who We Were While politics isn't my usual topic, boomers are.