He has a favourite- teacher's knack for reduction, making enormous subjects seem local and relevant, finding accessible routes into hilariously complicated theories.
Poetic Justice The script may not be as taut as it should be, but Corsini has taken on enormous subjects: immigration, class structure, poverty, money and greed, and the unintended consequences inherent in the misuse of modern technology.
Climate is an enormous subject that none of us completely understand.
Michôd takes on an enormous subject that calls for enormous imagination, enormous creativity, enormous audacity, and he renders it anecdotal, ordinary, trivial.
It takes on an enormous subject — what Ms. Carson calls the "eruption of the absolute into ordinary history" — and plays it out through a theater of ordinary life.
It might seem an enormous subject to tackle with art, but in my projects I like to consider disciplines like physics from an artistic point of view, and to think about the larger context in which the Earth exists.
In his second novel, Mark T. Mustian appears to confront an enormous subject: the Turkish deportation of Armenians during World War I, when hundreds of thousands died amid a hellish march into Syria — an expulsion that has, outside Turkey, often been labeled as genocide.
The same goes for other subjects whose jumbled lives serve to illuminate various elements of this enormous topic.
Administrators note that campuses like College Park, the state system's flagship, are enormous enterprises subject to expenses over which they have little control, like health care premiums and fuel prices.
Yet another question of interest concerns the subtle integration of the enormous inter-subject variability in enzymatic phenotypes into the model.
Within the broad economy of higher education, many different types of students study an enormous variety of subjects in a wide range of institutions.
