Sentence examples for tackling subjects from inspiring English sources

This 90-minute season opener, geared to audiences 9 and older, features the young comedians tackling subjects like schedule mix-ups, strange teachers and summer memories.

The artist Karen Kilimnik tends to work in small, intimate canvases and props, tackling subjects like Kate Moss or the battles of Napoleon with seeming fairy tale romance.

A plethora of panels filled up the rest of the day, tackling subjects such as governance and accountability, "means of implementation" (who foots the bill) and the informal economy and inclusion.

Often tackling subjects other composers don't (say, photosynthesis), they're appearing at the American Museum of Natural History as part of the "Sundays Under the Whale" program in the Milstein Science Series.

Previous winners of the Turner prize have included Martin Creed's installation featuring a light going on and off and Grayson Perry's pottery tackling subjects such as death and child abuse.

The show covers 250 years, with works tackling subjects from William Pitt's collapse in the House of Lords in 1778 to the poll tax riots of the Thatcher years.

Today's artists tackle subjects that would make Cassatt blanch.

Some professional historians do tackle subjects in recent history.

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

This has allowed us to tackle subjects (like homosexuality) that are taboo in many Islamic countries around the world.

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