Sentence examples for topicality of this from inspiring English sources

The urgent topicality of this threat is outdone only by its dramatic vagueness; when it finally and limply subsides, it does so without explanation.

The topicality of this issue is reinforced by the fact that Denmark has now adopted the European Council's recent resolution concerning food and nutritional care in hospitals [ 15].

The topicality of this research in actinide borates is demonstrated by work recently published by Wu et al. 15 Here, the application of high-pressure/high-temperature conditions enabled the synthesis of a uranium borate phosphate with the composition U2[BO4][PO4], which is isotypic to the recently discovered Th2[BO4][PO4].

"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.

Emphasizing the topicality of "The Oresteia" can be hazardous, as the British director Katie Mitchell found when she directed Ted Hughes's translation for the Royal National Theater.

For some, the apparent topicality of these movies — "Django" opened 10 days after the Newtown school massacre and "Lincoln" arrived in theaters soon after the election — makes them fodder for discussions about truth, reality and history.

For modern readers, another difficulty is the topicality of the works; they were often composed for particular occasions and made reference to events and personal situations that were well-known to the original audience but not necessarily to later readers.

Critics of the timing of the programme tonight insisted that the strength and topicality of the new allegations did not justify broadcasting it three days before the vote – particularly as the claims had nothing to do with the bidding process.

I hesitated briefly over Mr Freeman's browned greens, a possibly unlikely combination in the real world, but the neatness of the clue overall and the topicality of the undevilled version were to me irresistible.

Labour say that the Backbench Business Committee refused the Stalybridge and Hyde MP's request for a debate, despite the e-petition's popularity and the topicality of the bill, because Conservative MPs did not support it.

If missing the president's address on Monday evening to attend the Metropolitan Opera smacked of fiddling while Rome burned, one could take some comfort in the topicality of the story.