Sentence examples for subject tackled from inspiring English sources

This is a tough subject tackled with courage and commitment.

This is the subject tackled by Israel Rosenfield in his dazzling and uncanny new novel "Freud's Megalomania".

This is the meaty subject tackled in the newest of Harvey Kubernik's magnum opuses (co-written with brother Kenneth) and this book deserves an honored place on your coffee table this Christmas season.

Nothing less than the birth of the universe, through to the formation of earth and onwards to our present times, is the subject tackled in this water projection animation, Beginning, from Novina Studio made for an outdoor event earlier this year.

Thus, experimental context is the first subject tackled, and spectra are then allocated to this biological context.

It's a subject tackled in an essay by the novelist John Barth, now 81, in the literary magazine Granta, in which he says that he believes the well of his inspiration has run dry.

Astronomy is an exhaustive subject, tackling scales from the grandiose to the minute, the massive to the massless, eternity to the seemingly instantaneous.

UH-OH: FRANCES STARK 1991-2015 Beauty, socioeconomic class and motherhood are some of the subjects tackled in collages, videos and PowerPoint presentations in this midcareer survey.

The subjects tackled cater to professionals who don't have the time, money or inclination to pursue a master's degree.

The subjects tackled ranged from the Macpherson report on the Metropolitan police's handling of the Stephen Lawrence murder inquiry (The Colour of Justice) to the Saville inquiry into the killing of 13 civil rights marchers in Derry in 1972.

Andrew Holgate, literary editor of the Sunday Times, called the line-up "such an exciting shortlist, with some really gritty and varied subjects tackled with great skill by some world-renowned authors".