Sentence examples for whatever the topic from inspiring English sources

Whatever the topic, or whatever the moment's allusion to topicality, Hong is as attuned to the texture of individual words as any poet this reviewer has had the pleasure to read.

He tended to monopolize the conversation, whatever the topic.

Whatever the topic, from deficits to deadly diseases, the talk is all of providing "global leadership".

Whatever the topic, the result is always compelling and even thrilling.

Whatever the topic, Mr Védrine, now 53, can find the words to suit the occasion.

Read one entire news article start to finish, whatever the topic.

On our trips to Wimbledon, as well as badger Edwyn to get into current affairs, or whatever the hot topic du jour happened to be – weighty or flighty – we listened to music too.

Whatever the conversation topic is, I will find a way to interject: "OK, but have you been watching Sally4Ever?" If they haven't, I pursue them like a debt collector.

After that, at the end of her speeches about Scooter Libby, gun rights, Obamacare, whatever the conservative topic of the day she started mentioning immigration.

Whatever the specific topic of any given Beck episode -- whether it's history, religion, politics, or just picking someone to bash for weeks on end -- all are clearly tied into the promotion of this ideology in one way or another.

What is interesting, I think, is that she has taken inspiration from her own engagement in music and the way that she found creativity, despite some of those hampering things about education, and has tried to create interactive artworks through which people can learn about music and about whatever the science topic is that she is investigating.