Sentence examples for better when it broaches from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that is a testament to the universal elements of Hill's screenplay, which fares better when it broaches everyday Australianisms rather than the darker terrain it inevitably explores.

Rogers said Congress gave the administration a cool reception a year ago when it broached the possibility of negotiations for Bergdahl.

Kemp, for example, bristled when it was broached.

It makes it work better when coated.

Indeed, it looks better when slightly crumpled.

It tastes better when chilled overnight.

It's always better when students answer.

It always tastes better when camping.

It'll taste even better when warm.

But, as he writes, it has been around since at least the 1980s, when it was formally broached by the Hungarian-born American scholar Paul Demeny.

If, as he said several times in interviews, he genuinely supported the idea when it was first broached by his board, then that was his one miscalculation.