Sentence examples for timely as ever from inspiring English sources
Mead's "message to her own society about cultural variability and the human potential is as timely as ever," Dr. Silverman wrote in The New York Times Book Review in a review of "Quest for the Real Samoa: The Mead/Freeman Controversy & Beyond" (1986), by Lowell D. Holmes.
As timely as ever, it deserves another outing – although, these days, even BBC4 might be too risky.
That's the story of the opera and of the current of world history that thrusts it, as timely as ever, into the twenty-first century.
These anniversaries have passed without much commemoration — somewhat surprisingly, given that Cooke's recording remains as beloved and as timely as ever.
These anniversaries have passed without much commemoration somewhat surprisingly, given that Cooke's recording remains as beloved and as timely as ever.
10 years after it's conception and to the day 9 years after its first publication, the Public Domain Manifesto remains as relevant and timely as ever.
Chief Justice Marshall's warning is as timely today as ever: "It would be dangerous, indeed, to carry the principle that a case which is within the reason or mischief of a statute, is within its provisions, so far as to punish a crime not enumerated in the statute, because it is of equal atrocity, or of kindred character, with those which are enumerated". United States v. Wiltberger, 5 Wheat.
Yet even for the non-religious reader, the book offers a gripping and timely meditation on the holiness of time, as relevant as ever in today's space-dominated world.
But women of various political ideologies who said in interviews that they had struggled with how to balance work, family and society's inevitable judgments, largely disapproved of the debate's tone, calling it demeaning and superficial, even as the issue remains as timely a conversation as ever.
Noland's works from all those years ago still look as tough, fucked up, timely, and strange as ever.
Today, 108 years after Waste was banned from public performance by the Lord Chamberlain and 79 after its first professional production, Barker's warhorse frisks like a pony: as timely, outspoken and provocative as ever.
