Sentence examples for became timely from inspiring English sources

"And in an odd way it suddenly became timely, this theme of making a sacrifice of personal liberties during wartime.

As Heer writes, "It had action, lovely ink-rich noir art, a winsome young hero who matures during the course of his adventures, an exciting Asian backdrop (which in the late 1930s became timely and even urgent), and sexy femme fatals (the famed Dragon Lady)." When Caniff left the strip, in 1946, to work on the new "Steve Canyon," "Terry" fans were devastated.

"The exhibition has become timely in a way no one expected," Professor Taylor said.

Rape-in was a misunderstood metaphor; a pro-choice parable that, unfortunately, has become timely again.

When catastrophe moves closer to home, threatening the order of our lives, timeless moral issues suddenly become timelier, and nothing in theater is more important than timing.

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That question has answers conducive to the kinds of analysis that became extremely timely in 1900, the year Mr. Baum introduced Dorothy, the Wizard, the Tin Woodman and friends in "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz".

There were the eerily relevant works that just happened to be ready to go: Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Sweat," an empathetic look at the economic plight of the working class in Pennsylvania; "1984," a West End staging of the George Orwell novel that became a timely best-seller the month of the Inauguration.

In an interview at the time with Times writer Mary Murphy, Pollack spoke to how the move had become more timely and seemingly connected to current events as they were making it.

By Horace's day, however, it had become more timely to insist on the equal importance of art.

Aside from the reduced presence of Washington Post articles, the most significant change in The Tribune in the coming months may be that its articles become more timely.