Sentence examples for broaching issues from inspiring English sources

That little girl who made the unfortunate comments was at least broaching issues that the other children in the car have probably already learned to tune out.

No obvious solutions He believes some teachers have lacked confidence in broaching issues such as religious extremism, climate change and famine because these are conundrums for which there are no obvious solutions.

They taught me how to be a teenage girl: first Sugar and Bliss, as sweet as their names suggested, gently broaching "issues" without seeming threatening or offputtingly sophisticated.

To some extent the very fact of the Pope's survey, broaching issues Catholics were once not encouraged to discuss, has raised expectations, assumptions which, whether justified or not, might be hard to satisfy.

In his prose works and letters he established positions that would be central to the movement, and he broached issues that would be its favourite subjects for debate.

Here are two figurative painters; both paint the nude, but not exclusively, and through it broach issues of sex, shock, relationship, the grotesque and at times the pornographic.

They can broach issues that would otherwise be taboo, as it is often more acceptable to discuss things like unwanted pregnancy through the guise of a fictional third party.

Some use representations of the earth, on a flat surface, to broach issues of globalization and corporate multinationalism, while others plot information to create readable, ordered representations that communicate complex ideas about a person, theme or place.

There were memorable moments for a striker who was once bought for £1m, but the game's failure to broach issues of mental health often left him isolated and with nowhere to turn.

While he said he had not received any written communications from the Israeli government since April 27, "in my telephone conversations over the past two days," he wrote, "high-level Israeli officials have broached issues additional to those raised by the delegation that came to New York last week, and there have been indications that this list may not be exhaustive.

The results of these experiments clearly demonstrate the importance of knowing the variability of fluxes temporally and spatially to broach issues of scaling up to obtain fluxes representative of large areas.