Sentence examples for broached in from inspiring English sources

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

The first, that of Wiener, was broached in 1948.

Plastic surgery is a subject often broached in the programme.

But when, exactly, the topic will be broached in Albany is unclear.

What topics are being broached in the convention's halls and presentations?

The subject of letter writing was first broached in Dutch painting about 1630.

I think the collection — entitled "Prodigals" — revolves around many of the themes and situations broached in "Wagner".

Climate change didn't come up in the debates, nor has it been broached in any detail at the stump.

As the matter was about to be broached in the interview, Mr. Luisi closed his eyes in anticipation.

That is especially true, he argued, considering that post-1947 history was, until recently, rarely broached in class.

Mr. Fugard has never before broached in his plays the subject of the scourge of AIDS in Africa.