Sentence examples for tackle subjects from inspiring English sources

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.

He eloquently tackles subjects that most others would shy away from as too daunting.

For Trouble in Paradise she wanted a record that sounded less cheap and gnarly, and tackled subjects beyond heartbreak.

Wilson tackles subjects that other writers shy away from and this meaty read will win her more fans.

The poems are an appealingly unpretentious brand of verse that tackles subjects as diverse as beer and Beethoven with a skewed sense of humor.

For a director who customarily tackles subjects with the approach of a gorilla playing American football, Oliver Stone's take on whistleblower Edward Snowden seems curiously muted.