Sentence examples for topicality of from inspiring English sources

The idea is that as the topicality of a document emerges through its content, topical words will be more likely to reoccur within the same document.

The great tragedy of her career was that she outlived the topicality of her idiom.

Both positions are strong (I'm talking here about the topicality of crosswords).

Yet the artist imbues his own miniatures with the painful topicality of wasted life.

The topicality of jihadis targeting a European capital gave an uncomfortable chill to this development.

In so doing, Alloway opened the way to a new sense of what he called the social "topicality" of art.

But I am reasonably confident it was down to the topicality of Tim Barrow's play rather than its stage attributes.

Not for the first time, we got a response marvelling at the eerie topicality of Neil Finn's words.

Do we know the topicality of a story (is an injured-player story about sports or health?).

But Harrison never lets us forget the aching topicality of Euripides' study of the powerful and the powerless.

Actually, although there will always be a place for many of the genres I've listed, there will be more and more innovative mashups of images and captions spurred by the hyper-topicality of issues, and a news cycle that will be measured in hours rather than days.