Sentence examples for topical version from inspiring English sources

After the 2016 election, the show gave Hillary Clinton a worshipful send-off, with Kate McKinnon's Hillary singing a topical version of "Hallelujah" before telling the camera, "I'm not giving up, and neither should you".

This to a pressing of 300 is a loathsome, collector-fodder circle jerk that just shifts The Moles' body of wonderful, forward-thinking, and beautifully catchy experimental pop from one type of impossibly hard-to-find, absurdly expensive existence to a more topical version of the same thing.

Consequently, the appropriate vehicle will be crucial to the success of a topical version.

This method is best used when you have less pain because the topical version of ibuprofen does not get as much of the drug into your system, so it may not work on intense pain.

Also pending are studies into topical versions of these muscle-numbing medications, although none are expected to come to market for years.

A somewhat less topical, more lyrical version of Detective Miller, Mr. Conlon is working on a hotly auctioned book about his experiences, to be published by Riverhead Books.

But on questions of this country's modern history or on hot-button topical issues, the Chinese version diverges so significantly from its English counterpart that it sometimes reads as if it were approved by the censors themselves.

The Reader's Digest carried only articles condensed or excerpted from other magazines for 11 years but began to include occasional original articles in 1933 and condensed versions of topical books in 1934.

The electronic version of the Topical Issue will contain all accepted papers in the order of publication.

Therefore, this study assessed medication adherence for oral and topical remedies using a translated version of MMAS-8 together with other socioeconomic background factors in 3096 Japanese dermatological patients.

Protopic is the first topical immune-suppressing drug, an ointment version of an immune-system inhibitor called tacrolimus that, in oral and intravenous versions, is used to help prevent rejection in organ transplant recipients.