Sentence examples for was very topical from inspiring English sources
The Consul was very topical in the 1950s, with its setting in an (unnamed) European police state where a woman spends anguished hours in a consulate seeking to obtain a visa for herself and her husband, a dissident militant.
One of the songs I sent was very topical, and it's been on my website for quite some time.
As in Ground Zero, the subject was very topical: the movie was released at the same time as the report of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, which had for four years been examining why so many Indigenous Australians died in police detention.
The story is very topical.
"There are a few things in there that are very topical," Rudd said.
"Obviously, we had no idea of what would be going on at the time we dated the movie, but it's very topical," said The Weinstein Company's Erik Lomis.
"Keeping the cost of watching football at a realistic level is something that is very topical at present, but for us it has always been top of our agenda," said club chief executive Margaret Byrne.
"We do want to sensitize incoming rookies as to how important it is to pay attention to L.G.B.T. issues, so people have an appreciation for some of the sensitive L.G.B.T. issues that are very topical right now in the league".
But Mr. Horowitz held a news conference outside the headquarters of the Newark Archdiocese to disclose the agreement, saying, "It is very topical" as the Catholic Church faces renewed questions about its handling of sexual abuse charges against priests.
