Sentence examples for dealing with topics from inspiring English sources
These include bans on dramas dealing with topics such as superstition, espionage and bizarrely time travel.
Since then she has released folk, rock and country albums, dealing with topics from politics to sexuality.
There are works here dealing with topics including animal cruelty, the Vietnam War and the Sept. 11 attacks.
The system was so badly limited that only imagery dealing with topics that posed short-term threats to the national security of the United States -- the North Korean nuclear weapons program, for example -- was processed quickly.
It's "Fortunately," an updated 60-minute combination of comedy, song and audience involvement first presented in 1965 and dealing with topics like cleaning one's room and talking to parents.
As writer and star, he'll be at the Cort Theater in a one-man variety show, "Laugh Whore," opening on Oct. 17 and dealing with topics like the news and people like Osama bin Laden, Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli and Jim Morrison.
"We've had meetings to deal with topics of this magnitude before, and they've been dealt with," he said.
It contains two lecherous songs that deal with topics as incendiary as those on Eminem's album.
His earliest pieces for The New Yorker dealt with topics such as tobacco lawsuits, New York City traffic, and the Challenger disaster.
