Sentence examples for of topical concern from inspiring English sources

That both playwrights should come to grief with works of topical concern is not so unexpected.

Even the cautious, official voice of the Church of England is making itself heard on matters of topical concern.

The bioeconomy has become a matter of topical concern and a target of various policy programs, strategy papers and public-private initiatives.

The original "Edge of Darkness," which I have not seen, was informed by the nuclear anxieties (and anti-nuclear activism) of its time, and a shadow of this topical concern lingers around Emma Craven's death.

Musicals that speak directly to passing fads and fancies or even matters of important topical concern tends to have short shelf lives.

But as a fusion of escapist wish-fulfillment with topical concern, it's not bad, either.

The final panel discussion of the day focused on another topical concern for universities: the effect on foreign student numbers of immigration restrictions, in which students are counted within the government's "net migration target".

That report also included concerns about intelligence agencies seeking to systematically perforate Internet security — a topical concern, given the U.S. secretary of Homeland Security was only yesterday speaking out against the 'dangers' of pervasive encryption.

This poem's topical concern with social satire links it primarily with another, less formal body of alliterative verse, of which William Langland's Piers Plowman was the principal representative and exemplar.

But just as the critic Eric Bentley cautioned us when approaching Henrik Ibsen's plays to "look for the ideas behind the ideas," it's important with Gilman to examine the deeper investigation lurking behind the more topical concerns of her dramas.

His new film, My Summer of Love, seemingly turns away from pressing topical concerns, the title suggesting a romantic idyll which in some sense it is.