Sentence examples for Tackle a subject from inspiring English sources

And who better to tackle a subject like mental illness than a bunch of comedy writers?

How do you tackle a subject such as genocide in early 20th-century Africa?

It takes a brave writer to tackle a subject as well documented as Secretariat, among the most popular racehorses ever.

An epistolary novel, he decided, was the only way to tackle a subject he had spent decades trying to crack: Moses.

"There was a lot of debate in the office about whether we should tackle a subject where nobody is doing anything controversial".

Last spring, she ventured outside her usual repertoire to tackle a subject that held personal significance: the experiences of black students at elite schools.

A tightly made, fiercely liberal work, it tackled a subject larger studios would not touch.

But Coplans's chutzpah in tackling a subject that few photographers would touch is a triumph.

Fraser talks of her insecurities in tackling a subject that feels as though it's not hers.

Once a month, beauty columnist Anita Bhagwandas tackles a subject specifically for our female readers with darker skin.

Law students will probably have to go on tackling a subject that has developed hugely since the 1970s.