Sentence examples for In broaching from inspiring English sources

In broaching questions about the genesis and meaning of art, Dr. Spivey draws on some of the world's best-known works of art and architecture for answers.

In broaching an unusual conversation for a national politician even in the era of Obama, Clinton insisted that sympathy for victims of crime or discrimination was not enough.

His referendum to amend slightly the law on abortion was shot down, his referendum to bring in divorce resoundingly defeated; but he had succeeded in broaching the subjects in a civil way.

But amidst outrage that manifested in an Instagram campaign of Tasmanian artists outing themselves as "bogans" and calls to picket the Baroque festival with flannelette shirts and Handel-blasting boomboxes, we should perhaps acknowledge the value of Schofield's unshackled nastiness in broaching one of the most taboo subjects of the Australian cultural conversation.

Prompted by Patrick, Barkley spoke about the difficulty in broaching the subject in the locker room, highlighting the courage it took Collins to come out.

Here Baker is an astonishingly good guide, brave in broaching this unwelcome subject in "Sacred Demise" (the best apparent oxymoron of 2009) and generous in further outlining a healthy response in the new book.

But Mr. Sharif said after the meeting that he had asked Mr. Obama to halt American drone strikes in Pakistan, broaching an issue that has aggravated tensions.

That is a subject which Jews in the U.S. tend to be afraid of broaching in public.

And she picked up on themes that her mother, who died in 2002, broached only late in her career: realistic views of contemporary Inuit life.

Some are up front; others have mentioned their partner during the interview stage; and yet others have had a job offer in hand before broaching the subject.

Before the Camp David peace negotiations, reflections on how to finesse issues like Jerusalem were never seriously broached in Arab countries.