Sentence examples for its tackling of from inspiring English sources

The book, written in a demotic London English, was, according to the Times Literary Supplement, "emotionally charged and technically superb" in its tackling of "how we live and how we die and our struggle to make abiding connections between the two".

In quotes exclusive to The Huffington Post, academics and other actors praised the film for its tackling of the greater political conflict.

Puiu's Aurora is sort of like Meursault (in possession of a far more complex internal monologue) starring in Why Does Herr R. Run Amok? in its tackling of the now-familiar issue of workplace killings-slash-parricides (some dictionary definitions of parricide include in-laws, though in the film they are in fact, his ex-in-laws).

A different measure of the numbers of young victims of violence in London is provided by a new Home Office analysis of its Tackling Knives and Serious Youth Violence Action Programme (TKAP) in England and Wales.

USA Football, the governing body of Pop Warner and other leagues for players ages 6 to 14, recently hired Hosea as its tackling consultant and placed videos of his technique on its Web site.

The rails for the first cable car, its underground tackle of haulage wires holding together the slithery slope of California Street, announce technology's final assault on this arduous terrain.

That's the premise of Comeback Kings, the new comic book series that, through the benevolence of some Kiwi hacker, is suddenly timely in its playful and thoughtful tackling of the twin American mythologies of celebrity and superheroes.

Unlike a lot of writing found in the blogosphere, in which people show off their flawlessly arranged dressing tables and #blessed lives, its articles tackle some of the darker aspects of being a student and a young woman.

It tackles a cliché of steampunk: aristocracy.

That should allow it to tackle moderately rugged chores, even if its days of tackling the Rubicon Trail seem to be over.

With ends like Smith and McDonald, a defense will always have a dominant front line just as long as its nose tackle is capable of holding most of his ground against two gaps.