Sentence examples for especially topical from inspiring English sources

Kafka's short story "In the Penal Colony" would seem to have an especially topical resonance at a moment when a federal execution has been dominating American headlines.

It continues through tomorrow at the Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue, at 10th Street, in the East Village, a neighborhood in which some of the issues raised by the show are especially topical.

Looking back on their native cultures, the four immigrant artists in this exhibition -- all Muslim women -- combine traditional and modern influences to create works that are especially topical in light of the current war.

It was especially topical for Dershowitz, who told The Post's Fred Barbash last year that his defense of Trump has resulted in him being shunned by political allies and not getting invited to dinner by any of his liberal friends.

These questions – and the mystery of what she was doing, both at Kenwood and in the painting – feel especially topical since Dido, the daughter of a former slave and a British aristocrat, is now the subject of a film, Belle.

Sometimes his cartoons were especially topical; in 1986, as the savings and loan crisis was snowballing, he depicted a man carrying a briefcase walking past a bank, that had a sign in the window reading, "Keep the Faith".

But Congreve was not quite Shakespeare (although he quotes from him on occasion), and some of the wit in "The Way of the World" is less than rapier-sharp today, especially some topical references that might have been profitably cut in a revival that runs three hours.

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However, no investigation has been performed to evaluate the AD modifying activity of GCSE especially upon topical application.