Sentence examples for topicality of such from inspiring English sources

Priestley was writing in 1937, but the topicality of such lines today – this one gets a loud ironic laugh from the 2009 audience – is one of the many reasons why his moment seems to have come again.

This systematic review was conducted to identify evidence about the psychometric properties of tests assessing empathy from all three perspectives, but with a particular emphasis on self-completed questionnaires, given the topicality of such tests in medical student selection.

The use of web-based resources, such as the DRD project mentioned above, can facilitate circulation of such examples and case studies as they are developed to maintain topicality in real time.

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.

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

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.

The topicality of the problem of power generating facility identification is justified against the background of European and Russian power grids interconnection.

"What's unique is that it combines the horror of Halloween with the topicality of the disaster," said Alan Geller, 53, a vice president at Fun World.