Sentence examples for tackled subjects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kenner, who has previously tackled subjects like war and endangered species in a series of television documentaries, didn't know much about food when he embarked on "Food, Inc".

The album tackled subjects such as depression and was praised by some of rap's highest-profile stars.

Over the years, he's tackled subjects such as mental health and suicide through humour and by being, to borrow his phrase, "a fierce sound cunt".

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

Michael Werner Gallery, W1, to 20 Feb OB Jiann Hughes has tackled subjects as disparate as surveillance paranoia, nightmare factory farming, carbon-emission pollution and professional boxing coaching.

While these trials were socially important, Naked Lunch retains its fascination because of the quality of its writing and because in it Burroughs tackled subjects that are still highly relevant.

With these, one may now leaf through the books digitally and see every sketch in the order conceived, gaining insight into the way Diebenkorn experimented with line, shape, form, and perspective and creatively tackled challenging subjects.

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.

The later novels of many people who write lots of novels are less good than their early novels". 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.

He gets a master class from Charlie in how to tackle, and be tackled, without fear (and with relentless joy).

Contact was responsible for 97% of injuries, with tackling or being tackled accounting for 65%.