Sentence examples for to topicality from inspiring English sources

Whatever the topic, or whatever the moment's allusion to topicality, Hong is as attuned to the texture of individual words as any poet this reviewer has had the pleasure to read.

"Skinner" can lay some claim to topicality.

"We then ranked the suggestions according to topicality, value for money, and the 'X factor'.

We did whatever we pleased, without any regard to topicality, the PR machine or, indeed, our readers.

Again served by a great ensemble, it was hampered only by being so close not only to topicality but to truth.

You could put this down to topicality - one of the fathers in his new novel is a porter at the meat market - or to the nostalgia he himself ascribes it.

The English language does not have a suffix that you can add to a name to indicate topicality, so it might make less sense for you to call your work 'the Captain Jimmy-iad," but you could take a leaf out of Medieval poetry and call it 'the Song of X,' or 'The Tale of X.' Your title has to invoke the grandeur of your poem.

This ability to give grit, guts and an up-to-the-minute topicality to the Shavian debate play has understandably endeared Ms. Corthron to not-for-profit theaters and the powers that confer grants.

There's no question that she gives grit, guts and up-to-the-minute topicality to the Shavian debate play.

The potential of poverty to particularly expose women to heavy workloads during pregnancy and the period surrounding it has yet to gain topicality in the literature on adverse maternal outcomes.

Sophocles and Euripides managed to comment on the political lives of Athenians without sacrificing their universal relevance to mere topicality.