Sentences with phrase «subject in a sensitive way»

Not exact matches

I wrote that post knowing the weight it carried, but wanting to speak our family truth as plainly and sincerely as I could, even though I find this written forum limited and limiting in the way we can talk about such sensitive subjects and deeply personal choices.)

Also, note that talking about money is still a sensitive subject for many people, so start small and work your way into more in - depth conversations.

«Both Tom Hooper and the Italian maestro Paolo Sorrentino have the uncanny ability to bring highly sensitive subject matter to the screen in a way that impacts audiences on a global basis,» said festival director Pascal Vicedomini.

The Breadwinner Based on a young adult novel, this Canadian / Irish co-production tackles the tough subject of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan in a sensitive way, making it accessible to teen audiences.

I'm not somebody who feels there is any subject too raw, sensitive, or serious for popular entertainment (I can honestly say that I feel A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child largely informed my attitude towards abortion), and Earthquake effectively places the Katrina conflict in an artistic context, stressing, in its underhanded way, the power of community in bringing the best out of people following a catastrophe.

Raso delicately handles his sensitive, controversial subject matter in a way that never feels exploitative.

The Hype: Aside from both films exploring very timely issues, both have gotten praise for handling their subject matter in sharp, sensitive ways.

The video is supported by teachers» notes, providing discussion topics and ideas for activities to explore the refugee crisis in a measured and sensitive way, whether with a focus on Syria or the wider subject of migration and refugees.

There is almost always a darker undercurrent to what at first appear to be innocuous subjects: Tuymans has, in this way, explored diverse and sensitive topics including the Holocaust, the effects of images from 9/11, the ambiguous utopia of the Disney empire, the colonial history of his native Belgium, and the phenomenon of the corporation.

The sensitive way in which Dine handles these simple, very ordinary, subjects elevates the mundane to the remarkable.