Sentence examples for take on matters from inspiring English sources

The quote found Beyoncé commenting that "I Care" is one of the many ballads which take on matters of the heart.

But in a year where James Blunt's 'You're Beautiful' became the new 'Lady in Red', this is another, somewhat more arresting, take on matters of the heart.

There's a clue here as to Buchbinder's particular – some would say peculiar – take on matters surrounding period performance and musical authenticity.

Judges have fallen behind on their own dockets to take on matters already under way in courts with unfamiliar procedures and binding law.

Seventeen years ago, when the BBC first unveiled a megastar-laden lineup performing a beloved rock classic of a certain vintage, this paper had a withering take on matters.

Even more impressive is "Sleepy Hollow's" disarming willingness to take on matters of politics, class and especially race.

The unilateral move by the Government to cut the payments is in contrast to the usual consensus approach taken on matters party funding form.

Indeed, the region's "traditional owners" as the current phrase has it, are part of the park's management structure, their advice taken on matters like controlled fires to keep the bush under control.

Quietly humorous and prone to dense, thoughtful responses peppered with philosophical takes on matters like mythology, circus dramaturgy and clowning as the art of failure, Mr. Gee hardly comes off as clownlike in person.

But it also and this might surprise some people increasingly takes on matters like "holistic leadership," "active reflection" and even "health and wellness".

Here in the UK, certain members of our commentariat routinely deploy pernicious and dehumanising language in the service of their rabble-rousing hot takes on matters pertaining to race, religion and migration.