Sentence examples for been broached by from inspiring English sources

In probing charisma Weber touched, sometimes explicitly, on themes that had first been broached by Nietzsche.

Recently, it has been broached by lawmakers from parties of the ascendant far right and extreme left, which made big gains in the June general elections after campaigning on anti-austerity platforms.

The issue has been broached by President-elect Barack Obama and by Gen. David H. Petraeus, who took over two weeks ago as head of the United States Central Command, which has responsibility for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Still, the idea of constructing silent zones has been broached by some members of the Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry -- especially when their own meetings are interrupted by ringing cell phones, said Mikel Poellinger, the association's president.

The idea, which she said had been broached by the National Academy of Sciences, would have to be a joint effort with other agencies involved in the issue, like the Environmental Protection Agency, NASA or the United States Geological Survey, she said.

In sections of Foxy Lady, Hendrix sculpted feedback in a way that had been broached by guitarists such as Link Wray and Bo Diddley in the '50s, and taken a step beyond by the Yardbirds in the '60s.

But perhaps the topic was too politically risky to be broached by anyone else.

Here, though it is broached by way of some uncharacteristically violent interludes, it resounds with a newfound clarity.

When the subject of exorcism is broached by Chris MacNeil Ellen Burstynn), he scoffs, but then finds redemption and purpose through the experience.

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.