Sentence examples for too topical for from inspiring English sources

Though the premise of the novel may seem too topical for its own good, Adams displays a gift for detail and character that takes us fully inside the complex systems of survival, kinship, and religious ideology which form Aziz's world.

Hardship that is too topical is too hard to take.

Some of his themes have remained all too topical.

Right now, he continued, "It's too topical, it's too notorious".

The Baltic states are in NATO and the EU.But other elements are all too topical.

Even his latest accessory seemed almost too topical: a miniature ankle-strap purse based on a drug rehabilitation monitor.

This one's just too good — and too topical — to pass up.

He's put together a must-read on this all too topical and under-researched subject.

But what this slow-burn drama about a legal fixer's crisis of faith lacks in widespread notoriety, it makes up for in its all-too-topical skewering of modern agribusinesses like Monsanto.

But as David Fofi's production for the Amoralists company sprints and staggers toward an apocalyptic conclusion, it doesn't sustain the scrutiny invited by its too-topical plot (imagine "Leopold and Loeb with automatic weapons") (1 40).

Ideally, this information is also topical, food for the national appetite of the day.