Sentence examples for has tackled all from inspiring English sources

Rick Smolan, the photographer and impresario of media projects, has tackled all sorts of big subjects over the years, from countries ("A Day in the Life of Australia" in 1981) to drinking water ("Blue Planet Run" in 2007).

In film, Soderbergh has tackled all manner of genre and style, from one-man documentary style performance pieces to popcorn flicks like Ocean's Eleven.

"That's how I've tackled all the big challenges in my life – be it putting myself through college, be it health challenges.

The Telegraph's, Tim Robey marvelled at how Nolan had created "the most eerily beautiful vistas he's ever put on screen" and had tackled "all the big questions in one blockbuster package".

The financial crisis, ghost-writing, Dreyfus: he has tackled them all.

Moreover, the path is not a beaten highway of authorship, nor one in which the mind is eager to range: there is not one of us who has made the same venture, nor yet one Roman who has tackled single-handed all departments of the subject.

But with sales growing in all markets it has tackled and a Korean-language website about to launch soon, Davis says Mulberry has demonstrated its ability to make the leap into the fast-growing international markets that will be the key to its becoming a global brand.

One very recent contribution has tackled the formidable task of reviewing all membrane mimetics employed in both solution and solid-state NMR studies.

Coming to the defence of those who believe the account of Staden regarding cannibalism among the Tupinambá by arguing that it could indeed reflect the German explorer's genuine experiences, Rivière notes that Arens has not tackled all of the claims which assert that this South American people committed anthropophagy.

Supremos of logic and linguistics, photographers, historians of childhood, gender fiends, and chess wonks: all have tackled the puzzle of Alice and emerged, so they like to think, triumphant.

Winslet said gender equality had never been an issue for her throughout her career, but if she had been faced with it, she would have tackled it or left the situation all together.