Sentence examples for it was a topical from inspiring English sources
It was a topical, political cop show that wore its conservative heart on McGarrett's sleeve.
"It was a topical piece of film-making.
It was a topical vitamin A-based cream, which has been shown to help reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
Clive Anderson (writer) It was a good ploy to give it that title, it had the feeling that it was a topical, news-based programme, that we were so clever we could make jokes about things that only happened last week - and nobody noticed that that was true of only about three jokes in the show, that 25 minutes of it was things like a man in a gorilla suit talking about David Attenborough..
Mason was pleased to be given the storyline, explaining that it was a topical issue in Australia at the time.
Writing for the Allmusic website, critic Bruce Eder attempted to sum up the song's contemporary relevance by suggesting that it was "a topical song every bit as tied to real events as Buffalo Springfield's 'For What It's Worth'".
Still in the present climate, it is a topical read.
It is a topical subject but only part of a bigger, more concerning picture.
Directed by Miles Mander – a black-sheep Old Harrovian with a background in boxing promotion, aviation and sheep farming – it's a topical tale of a hypocritical, philandering politician who exploits his wife to mop up the women's vote.
[The business secretary] must surely be regretting dragging his heels on his promised Cadbury law [which would make it more difficult for foreign takeovers to succeed]." It is a topical view, following the announcement of the £24bn takeover of UK chip designer ARM Holdings by Japan's SoftBank last week, even if the words were said about Vince Cable in 2011 by Unite's Tony Burke.
