Sentence examples for be broached by from inspiring English sources
But perhaps the topic was too politically risky to be broached by anyone else.
Alfred Steinherr, a former chief economist at the European Investment Bank, said that whatever the outcome of the Dublin talks, the issue of a restructuring of sovereign debt would have to be broached by the wider euro area.
"In general, masturbation is that rare thing in modern talk about sexuality: something best left unspoken and so discomfiting that it can only be broached by a joke," he writes.
The currency issue could well be broached by Mr Obama.
Regardless of whether Clinton meant for any of this to be taken seriously, the interview signaled to alien hunters that the 2016 presidential election could be a significant one for their movement marking the first time since the other Clinton was in office that the topic of extraterrestrial contact might be broached by politicians on the national level.
Regardless of whether Clinton meant for any of this to be taken seriously, the interview signaled to alien hunters that the 2016 presidential election could be a significant one for their movement marking the first time since the other Clinton was in office that the topic of extraterrestrial contact might be broached by politicians at the national level.
In probing charisma Weber touched, sometimes explicitly, on themes that had first been broached by Nietzsche.
When the subject of exorcism is broached by Chris MacNeil Ellen Burstynn), he scoffs, but then finds redemption and purpose through the experience.
Here, though it is broached by way of some uncharacteristically violent interludes, it resounds with a newfound clarity.
The idea of easing the city's chronic shortage of summer lifeguards by looking abroad was broached by Michael R. Bloomberg during his mayoral campaign last year.
Nine months ago, the idea of the march was broached by Donna Dees-Thomases, a New Jersey mother, in Internet chats among women appalled by the relentless pace of child shootings.
