This is the ideology to which my speech is written.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

This is the ideology to which my speech is written.

This idea is the basis of my argument.

This essay is my own.

The theory is too abstract for me.

That is the general drift of―the substance of―what I said.

That was the subject of my thesis.

The remark was (intended as) a cut at me.

This is what I did on purpose.

This is my idea.

These are reflected in my educational policies.

This is my proposal.

That's just what I wanted to bring out in my speech.

This is an idea I've got after cudgeling my [I've cudgeled out of] poor brains.

This is my opinion towards the consumer tax.

This is my feeling on that subject.

I'm not alone in this opinion [in thinking so].

That runs against my principles.

I wrote the manuscript for that organ magazine today.

the present writer

This is all I have to say.

This is an opinion that I hear often.

The plan originated with me.

This is what I thought.

I tried to realize these events on screen [in my book].

This is my unfounded conjecture.

I expect you can tell from the quoted text, but this is a book written in a colloquial style.

Those are my true feelings.

That's my point of view.

My friend wrote that essay.

This is my proposal.