Sentence examples for make it topical from inspiring English sources

"We've been trying to assign fiction," he said, "to make it topical, relevant.

Thereafter interest might have faded, but for events conspiring to make it topical.

OK, I thought of trying to make it topical — in which case, given what passes for Romney humor, it should have been "Born in the USA".

The Bluest Eye's implicit endorsement of the "Black is beautiful" slogan of the 1970s made it topical, but its attention to the psychology of oppression affecting a poor, small-town black girl diverged from the norm of the Black Arts movement, which featured male protagonists in conflict with the larger white society.

But Miller has made it topical.

The spirit seems to be: O.K., we'll still let you write about this stuff, but you've got to make it more topical, more digestible.

Whether adapting EM Forster or (one would think) more cinematically resistant works like Remains of the Day and (one of my favourites) Mr and Mrs Bridge, Jhabvala's talent is to capture the essence, to bring out the universality of her subject without surrendering to the temptation to make it more topical, more relevant.

"We try to make it journalistic and topical but I don't want it to be pompous.

The PII of cream comprising of CEO (B5) was found to be 0.45, which is non-significantly different from vehicle or placebo control group and positioned the prepared formulation into the category of irritation barely perceptible as per OECD guidelines (OECD, 2002) and make it appropriate for topical application.

I think comedians generally lie less than you'd think, when it comes to making up stories, but we do play fast-and-loose with time structures, distilling 10 years of misfortune into a single story in order to make it sound fresh and topical.

While its topical description may make it seem like an obvious buy, there's another layer that makes this really interesting.