Sentence examples for more topical than from inspiring English sources

Few plays are more topical than The Vote.

But The Walking Dead has never been more topical than in this new season.

Far from being dated, the play now seems more topical than ever.

And it actually ended up even more topical than was probably intended, in the wake of the Labour party conference.

It's hard to get more topical than commenting on something due the next morning on the same block.

As a weekly, Newsweek can be more topical than monthlies like The Atlantic, but it remains to be seen if the new strategy will work.

You could hardly have a more topical play than this.

But one thing he brought with him from the "Tonight" days is a longer, more pointed nightly monologue, with many more topical references than he used earlier in his career at "Late Night" for NBC.

From its inception, they set out to make the magazine more topical, daring and exciting than any competitors.

Trudeau explains that he and his collaborators decided to focus on the characters and their relationships, rather than the more topical storylines, which in many cases would now have lost their relevance.

Neither show pointedly delved into the social and political issues of the day, which is one of the reasons both seem to have aged better than other more topical counterparts.