Sentence examples for still topical from inspiring English sources

After all these years, it's difficult to separate Holbrook from Twain, who during his lifetime offered satirical, razor-sharp and still topical commentaries on such topics as racism, religion and politics — especially the machinations of Congress.

Truly, it is an amazing insight into American history, which raises issues that are still topical today.

One of the most unusual collections accepted is an assemblage of 99 political posters, rare survivors of election campaigns from 1900 to 1924, which tackle still topical issues including free trade, unemployment and pensions.

There is also the practical manual How to Shit in the Woods: An Environmentally Sound Approach to a Lost Art, and the still topical Population and Other Problems, published by China National Publications in 1982.

A1 Nominee's Records Released As a young lawyer in the Justice Department at the beginning of Ronald Reagan's presidency, John G. Roberts advocated judicial restraint on the issues of the day, many of which are still topical, documents released by the National Archives show.

(Anderson) Morphoses (Tuesday through Thursday, through Oct. 30) This dauntless company, now directed by Lourdes Lopez, offers the premiere of Luca Veggetti's "Bacchae," based on Euripides' fifth-century B.C. tragedy about the conflict between rational and irrational powers, still topical today.

After all, I was walking into a liberal den of politically correct mind control operatives bent on emasculating the West, wasn't I? Would they make me give up doing my still-topical Borat impressions?

After more than two decades some of the gags in "Gremlins 2: The New Batch" are still disturbingly topical.

Almost 64 years after Wiener wrote it, his essay is still remarkably topical, raising questions about the impact of smart machines on society and of automation on human labor.

Mr. Bell, the most promising new talent in political comedy in many years, positions himself against network-anchor-style caution in the title of his series, "Totally Biased," a sharp, if still ragged, topical talk show that returns next Thursday.

The funniest, and still most topical, scene shows the restored Jack being investigated for lingering signs of lunacy by a supposed expert: Jack's attacks on immigrant barbarians are seen as an instant mark of his sanity, but the clincher comes when he and his examiner join together in an old-boy rendering of the Eton Boating Song.