Sentence examples for new topicality from inspiring English sources

But what gives Johnson's play new topicality is its vision of an America where celebrity is a political instrument.

There are ingeniously staged killings, terrific chases, a visit to the Rijksmuseum where the heroine works, and a sharp green socio-political message given a new topicality by the current Trafigura affair.

It has perhaps acquired a new topicality in the wake of the Paris attacks (though its sympathy is very much with the migrant), but its theme of menacing estate-dwellers may be a little familiar to British filmgoers.

(b) Relationship between news topicality and market activity three minutes after the news.

We also found that market activity responded more to news with higher topicality.

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

The book's topicality may attract new readers, even though Ms. Wolitzer steadfastly avoids the kinds of prescriptions that some women look for.

Critics of the timing of the programme tonight insisted that the strength and topicality of the new allegations did not justify broadcasting it three days before the vote – particularly as the claims had nothing to do with the bidding process.

What awakened her to new possibilities was the electric topicality and shoestring inventiveness of the lesbian fringe that sprang up in the mid-1980's at places like the WOW Cafe on the Lower East Side.

Therefore, bias may have been introduced because the decisions were published in case reports according to topicality and a new interpretation of the laws.

Thus, a bias may have been introduced because the decisions were published in magazines (i.e., case reports) according to topicality and a new interpretation of the laws.