Sentence examples for tackle ideas from inspiring English sources

Billing it as an alternative to "lame-stream" TV and partnered with new media group Tapp, Palin promises to tackle ideas "Washington doesn't want you to hear" and to "cut through the media's politically correct filter".

The magazine's deputy editor, Vicky Baker, said the story "uses metaphor to tackle ideas of freedom and self-censorship", and "also shows originality, humour and insight into post-Soviet village life".

The strategy aims to tackle ideas and behaviors which, while are "often legal," are said to cause "very significant damage" and potentially lead to radicalization, such as speeches by extremist preachers.

The artist's latest solo exhibition features a series of new paintings and sculptures displayed in three unique environments that tackle ideas of class — including a dirt lot and a grassy lawn.

There is also a greater emphasis on the family, less need to tackle ideas from established religion, a need to consider English service structures e.g. crisis resolution and home treatment teams and community mental health teams [ 20], and how they could be utilised with a more extended early warning signs intervention.

Ms Mooij argues that Europeans are more familiar than are the British with films that tackle ideas.

As always, Ayckbourn tackles ideas through character.

"It tackles ideas around the changing female form and lives of women," Mr. Grau said.

Designers like Galliano, Nicolas Ghesquière at Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel all tackled ideas of the real future that's fast hurtling towards us.

Auster's first novel in seven years tackles ideas of identity, following Archibald Isaac Ferguson from birth, as this singular life takes four synchronous but different paths.

Ms. Rose, who is based in South Africa, has tackled ideas of gender and race in interesting, sometimes audacious ways over the last few years.