“Please stick to the topic at hand and avoid veering off on a tangent.”

“But when the sentences undergo topicalization, the original M-contrast in reference vanishes.”

“Discussion of topicalization and topic change should be as important in analysis of formal writing as the assignation of meaning to verb forms.”

“The existence of topicalization rules in conversation is evidenced in two ways.”

“There is some grammar that governs the topicalisation of non-finite clauses in English.”

“Neither of these sentences conveys visual impact, and they both violate the topicalisation principle.”

“The data show that the problem with modifier topicalisation in CamE is the violation of the co-indexation condition, which leads to non-Equi-NP-deletion.”

“This is not just a random grab at topicality but a surprisingly cogent decision.”

“In the first place it is possible to infer a certain topicality in the discourse.”

“As talkback entrenched itself as an integral part of the Australian radio landscape, her program was also said to lack sufficient topicality.”

“The interactional consequences of such topicalizations are much like those of topicalizing emotion.”

“Covers everything from run-of-the-mill clause types to such structures as clefts, pseudo-clefts, and topicalizations.”

“Left-dislocations and topicalizations lie at the interface between syntax and discourse, but little is known about how they are processed.”

“He also published a number of papers on the cubic surface, studying lines on the surface, and other topics such as the Schur quadric.”

“Those are the ultimate water-cooler topics for the month, and our analysis will help you stay ahead of the games.”

“The handouts can be copied and placed in examination rooms or waiting rooms so patients can read about topics of personal interest.”