Sentence examples for tackles the same from inspiring English sources

Prince William, meanwhile, tackles the same phrase in Vietnamese and Swahili.

Cornish tackles the same idea but with a light touch and a cheerful, unfashionably optimistic belief in a happy outcome somewhere along the line.

Martin Amis's new novel, "House of Meetings," tackles the same sobering material his 2002 nonfiction book "Koba the Dread" did: Stalin's slave labor camps and the atrocities committed by the government during the failed "Soviet experiment".

(Kozinn) NADJA SALERNO-SONNENBERG (Tuesday) It is the season of Brahms violin sonatas: Less than a month after Christian Tetzlaff played all three in Alice Tully Hall, Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg tackles the same program on the same stage.

Whereas the author's early works, like "Dead Babies" and "The Rachel Papers," were animated by a satiric gift for social observation and a deliciously black wit, this novel tackles the same themes — sex and identity and coming of age — with weary determination, and lacquers them all with pompous, inanely rococo meditations about the nature of art and truth.

Meanwhile, the jerk tackles the same question.

A show that tackled the same meaty issues as The West Wing, even though it was about comedy writers telling fart jokes in a room.

Many of the guests were tackling the same problem.

The Zambian government is now threatening to tackle the same problem in much the same way.

Discarding suspected non-voters was a more fine-grained way of tackling the same problem.

Next, we tackled the same exercise with Stella and her sweetly ursine daughter Bonnie.