Sentence examples for ever topical from inspiring English sources

As ever, topical designs are popular; we've seen Obama and Romney lanterns (with the carver's political leanings determining how friendly or sinister their creation).

There is also the fact, now more than ever topical, that in a huge miscellaneous museum like the Metropolitan, or like the Brooklyn Museum, world events can give the art a whole new spin.

At one point, Crystal falls back on his ever-topical Jerry Lewis impersonation.

Yet for "the man of reflective mind" (as Thackeray chauvinistically called him) both series grapple with the same ever-topical issue.

Among its other accomplishments, "Laurel Canyon" is to be congratulated for addressing the ever-topical question of whether, why, and, above all, where you should have sex with your mother-in-law-to-be.

'The Bully' (Saturday and Sunday) Vital Theater Company has again revived this ever-topical musical, by John Gregor and David L. Williams, which refreshingly avoids the trap of bullying its own audiences with heavy moralizing.

It may not come as a great surprise that, when director Roger Michell was rehearsing the new National Theatre production of this ever-topical classic, he invited Nick Clegg to talk to the cast.

But these ever-topical, faintly provocative subjects (another is the reeling pace of urban renewal) mostly appear to be flimsy sociological window-dressing for a portrait of an unhappy marriage that draws on old-fashioned melodramatics — a fatal disease, a secret affair — to generate such tension as it can muster.

Day of club: $20, $14 and $12.20091002 'THE BULLY' (Saturday and Sunday) Vital Children's Theater has revived this ever-topical musical, by John Gregor and David L. Williams, which refreshingly avoids the trap of bullying its own audiences with heavy moralizing.

Sadly, catcalling is always topical.

I suspect it's largely because we find its savagely satirical portrait of a wealth-worshipping society based on naked self-interest ever more topical.