Sentence examples for broached a subject from inspiring English sources
Bao Pu, a publisher in Hong Kong, said party leaders had rejected the manuscript, presumably because it broached a subject that remains taboo here.
— Behind the closed door of a private study room in their campus library, three members of the College Republicans broached a subject that had become taboo among many of their friends: whether their club should publicly support Donald Trump.
Douglas R. Forrester's Senate campaign broached a subject today that the Republicans have been toying with since former Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, 78, joined the race three weeks ago: Mr. Lautenberg's age and mental agility.
Over beers one recent evening, my buddy Jim innocently broached a subject that, up until the 2007 Jack Nicholson/Morgan Freeman movie, was rarely bantered about publicly.
Yet Justice Scalia then broached a subject that is central to the overarching issue of marriage equality: What effect will it have on the children?
I think that's a strength for the players, because they're not afraid to approach me and broach a subject.
Jews have been deeply divided in their response to the proposal, and some rabbis are reluctant to broach a subject that might split their congregations — or seem to violate the holiness of the occasion.
It was rare for Obama to directly broach a subject that has caused him more political problems than benefit, but this was not another Obama race speech or his off-the-cuff comments about the arrest of a black Harvard professor in 2009.
With any luck this may mean that, after next tackling middle age and retirement, this comic actor, who has made a career out of variations on the modern man-child, might soon be headed toward the great big cinematic beyond, thereby putting an end to his attempts to broach a subject profoundly unsuited to his talents: adulthood.
Ms. Hope (who is stepping down as state party leader) was only publicly broaching a subject others are whispering about: that the deconstruction of Mark Green in the mayoral race suggests that a white candidate has to walk on eggshells when running against a black or Latino candidate.
