Sentence examples for slippery subjects from inspiring English sources

In doing so Mr. Bourdos's film tackles one of the more slippery subjects in cinema, the making of art.

All of these slippery subjects are the matter of Bill T. Jones's "Serenade/The Proposition," an hourlong work that reaffirms this artist's gift for creating powerful theater but reveals little of sustained choreographic interest.

Research on slippery subjects such as the power of prayer or happiness rarely produces clear-cut answers, but a new study indicates that the simple act of counting your blessings can cheer you up.

A slippery subject, indeed.

It is an elephantine and slippery subject.

Female madness, the show suggested, is a slippery subject.

"Luck is a slippery subject," says Maia Young, associate professor at the UCLA Anderson School of Management.

Standing hammer in hand, there are three obvious ways to grasp hold of this slippery subject.

And yet on both sides of the Atlantic, ADHD remains a slippery subject.

Measuring IQ is often a slippery subject, let alone working out what sort of things affect it.

Congo is a slippery subject for television, which likes its stories, even real ones, to follow a linear dramatic structure.