Sentence examples for subject head-on from inspiring English sources

But the first time that one of the New Wave directors, Godard, took on a political subject head-on, with "Le Petit Soldat," in 1960, it was simultaneously considered an outrageous rightist provocation and banned by the government of Charles de Gaulle.

But only rarely has theatre tackled the subject head-on.

It's going to take exposure of this film and reports in the UK to tackle this subject head-on".

For those of us too faint of heart to engage the subject head-on, there is an entire category of children's literature that has aims to help.

Lerner can write a novel, set in the present, that deals with the subject head-on, but only by becoming essayistic, journalistic (the narrator is aggregating news stories in his head; he is neither evacuating a hospital nor being evacuated himself), and, even then, only amid the heaviest weather yet visited on New York City this century.

Rogen and Franco have done little to play down the hype, taking on the subject head-on with a joint appearance on 6 December on Saturday Night Live, in which they joked that sensitive personal photographs were amongst the stash of stolen data.

He tackles these subjects head-on, without too much unnecessary scene setting or mood building.

She likes to photograph her subjects head-on, frequently centered both vertically and horizontally.

Klein and Model used an aggressive style on the street, confronting subjects head-on with their cameras.

There are subjects that are always taboo, which people find difficult to even talk about, and when comedians tackle those subjects head-on, it will offend people.

In fact he did not get to the White House by merely being nice, but by being bold and often confronting awkward subjects head-on.