Sentence examples for tackle subject from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tackle subject" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to mean addressing or dealing with a particular topic or issue, but it is incomplete without an article or additional context. Example: "In this meeting, we will tackle the subject of climate change and its impact on our community."
There has been much talk that a new grit and maturity has entered the field; authors are increasingly prepared to tackle subject matter that we, in the past, regarded as too adult: sexuality, depression, eating disorders, death, self-harm.
The pair have not only the knowledge and understanding to tackle subject, they have the necessary sensitivity to extract an informative and affecting film without getting bogged down in emotion.
Today's artists tackle subjects that would make Cassatt blanch.
This has allowed us to tackle subjects (like homosexuality) that are taboo in many Islamic countries around the world.
It takes about three months full-time to write a decent first draft - far longer if you want to tackle subjects beyond "me and my mates".
Sebald believed that writers could not tackle subjects such as the horrors of the Holocaust directly without falling into the traps of sensationalism or sentimentality.
We can make decisions based on their artistic merit and tackle subjects that could be considered too leftfield for more mainstream football publications.
Over four decades she has made documentaries and feature films that tackle subjects such as India's patriarchal society, forbidden love and femininity.
They also tackle subjects like whitewashing and commodification.
I had tried to tackle subjects like this head-on, but I'd learnt a lesson.
Do you think TV is willing to tackle subjects that features won't?
