Sentence examples for great topicality from inspiring English sources

The picture might have been viewed as a period film, but coming in the wake of two recent high profile cases in which African-American men died in interactions with white police officers the movie has gained great topicality.

Now, with even greater topicality, he confronts the dilemma facing gay footballers.

That is why our study assumed a greater topicality than had been intended when it was designed.

The filmmaker's movies may not be overtly topical, but topicality is never far from his mind.

The figure shows that the market response to a news article is positively related to (mathit{Top}(a_{t,k})), indicating a greater market response to news with higher topicality.

Lesser souls riding on the coat-tails of a once-great talent, hoping to milk a brief window of topicality for every penny.

Modern readers' impatience with the obscure allusions in the poem, with its political and ecclesiastical topicalities, is a failure to share the great conflict of Spenser's time between Protestant England and Roman Catholic Spain; to Spenser, the war between good and evil was here and now.

The great tragedy of her career was that she outlived the topicality of her idiom.

Of the four December contenders, "The Big Short" has an edge in its topicality.

The strengths of this study are the large number of cases, its representativeness, the topicality and the completeness of data.

Again served by a great ensemble, it was hampered only by being so close not only to topicality but to truth.