Sentence examples for topical by from inspiring English sources

Jerry Brown said in an interview that he had advised Ms. Rice to make the documentary topical by relating it to what is going on today.

He makes fascism topical by putting it into the more general framework of how liberal democracies fail.His first chapter is a brisk consumer warning against misleading images and tempting simplifications.

In addition to saying goodbye to Peretti's bombastic Gina Linetti this season, Nine-Nine will continue its tangent of staying topical by presenting an episode with a MeToo storyline.

The only topical humor I'd been aware of up to that time was Woody Allen's collected short works (which was not topical by the time I got to it) and the New Yorker's "Shouts & Murmurs" column.

One is by topical injury, produced by the conversion to their ionized form and producing direct damage to the mucosa.

Act of vandalism His book was given a topical slant by the BBC's hugely controversial plan to close the station.

Anthony Sampson - Writer The book I've most admired in 2001 is also the most topical: Taliban by Ahmed Rashid, the journalist and broadcaster based in Pakistan (IB Tauris, £12.95).

Westerns explored various moral ambiguities and topical problems by means of dramatic allegories set in the Old West, thereby becoming a completely sophisticated genre in the process.

Evidence from the contribution to this topical issue by Fuchs and Hinderer [16] supports the latter.

February 27, 2014 Our "ELPA" psi-k.org scientific highlight is accepted as a Topical Review by J. Phys.: Condens.

Both effects are evaluated in this Topical Collection by Jacobs-Crisioni, Batista e Silva, Lavalle, Baranzelli, Barbosa and Perpiña Castillo.