Sentence examples for Address a subject from inspiring English sources

This afternoon I intend to address a subject that 10 years ago would have been sleep inducing.

Together they address a subject is at once oceanic and amorphous: "American identity," which in this case encompasses ethnicity and sexuality, but primarily race.

Unlike Paisley, LL Cool J has never been much of a provocateur, and perhaps he wasn't the right rapper to address a subject as ticklish as this.

He's a busy guy, but not too busy to address a subject he usually avoids: Mr. Giuliani's plot to take La Guardia and Kennedy Airports away from his agency, which manages them.

As she writes in English and lives between the two cultures, she might just have the distance to address a subject that has been all but neglected by central European novelists: German war guilt.

Yet far from being a "technical" triumph, the claustrophobic aesthetic that Nemes employs has a powerful moral raison d'etre, seemingly born out of a desire to address a subject that arguably has no place in dramatic cinema.

She has addressed a subject that most other people would never touch.

One of five commercials in a campaign that started this week addresses a subject rarely discussed in ads until now.

Even more remarkable, the son now addresses a subject he has scarcely touched on before: Olive Moore Cornwell, aka "Wiggly".

A third Campus Connections project addresses a subject that's much in the news these days: police violence.

But Mr. Singer also addressed a subject on many investors' minds: whether returns fall as hedge funds grow larger.