Sentence examples for his topical from inspiring English sources

Still, even here he's frustratingly limited in his topical range.

His own literary contribution lay in his topical polemical writings.

Frank Skinner will return to BBC2 with another two series of his topical comedy show, Frank Skinner's Opinionated.

In these shows, he was able to hone his topical ad-lib technique, while proving himself no mean singer (he had a lilting tenor voice) and hoofer.

The PFA had picked Reginald D Hunter, enthusing beforehand that "his jokes ring true" and looking forward to his "topical content".

But he was involved in the discipline, was currently basking in the British success for his topical volume of political philosophy, The Open Society and Its Enemies, and hoped for greater triumphs.

Good old Harry McCracken has build up another one of his exhaustive topical examinations, this time turning his bespectacled gaze towards the iPhone.

Now, for the first time in nine years, the seventy-three-year-old has made a new addition to his solo catalogue with the release, last week, of "Dark Matter," his eleventh studio album and perhaps his most topical.

After the first year or so, Opus the penguin arrives, right around the moment that Breathed eases up on his forced topical satire and begins to discover that his real strengths are whimsy and absurdity.

Despite the toylike feel of his figures, he is too knowing to be a primitive, and for all his seemingly topical references mocking scenes, for example, of military juntas he is too dreamy to be a chronicler and too gentle for a parodist.

His highly topical satire anticipates the comic visions of Jean de Meun, Boccaccio, and Chaucer.