Sentence examples for explosive subject from inspiring English sources

But it will start with the most explosive subject: the partially cleared minefield of race.

That is the mystery behind "The Oranges," a dysfunctional-family comedy — excuse the cliché — that backs away in terror from its potentially explosive subject.

His forthright view marks him out as the one decisive leader in what is fast becoming an explosive subject in South Africa.

The question of whether closing the school is an act of fiscal prudence or discrimination has become an explosive subject in Biloxi, reopening age-old racial divides.

Author of the critically acclaimed Israel and the Bomb, Avner Cohen offers a bold and original study of this politically explosive subject.

The discussion breaks long-held taboos and brushes at an emotionally explosive subject for Kuwaitis, who had long considered themselves among the standard-bearers for the Palestinian cause.

Homosexuality and political violence are potentially explosive subjects in Jamaica.

Addressing such morally explosive subjects as stem-cell research and cloning, Rosenberg endeavors to analyze each issue in three lights: hype, hope, and fear.

It was a period when rising stars like Norman Mailer, William Styron and David Halberstam were given unparalleled freedom to explore explosive subjects of the time, like civil rights, the Vietnam War and antiwar protests.

"There is still much left to be done for the American people in the next two years, and I am hoping this won't be the last time we can do something for the country on a bipartisan basis," Mr. McConnell said on Tuesday, suggesting that divided government could provide an opening for tackling such explosive subjects as entitlement spending.

In "Junk: The Golden Age of Debt," his thrilling new play, which is receiving its world premiere here at La Jolla Playhouse, Akhtar takes on the equally explosive subjects of modern finance and the new religion of money.