Sentence examples for difficult to broach from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to bring up, difficult to broach.

After that, he said, "it was more difficult to broach certain subjects.

It's difficult to broach certain aspects of Galloway's history without addressing allegations from what we find ourselves referring to as "the Charge Sheet".

It emerged that thousands had been placed on it without their consent and without the knowledge of relatives because staff had found the subject  too difficult to broach.

Despite this full-on immersion, some teachers may find it difficult to broach this topic in the classroom.

Although the topic of end-of-life may seem difficult to broach, it is harder in the long run not having these conversations.

"It was a difficult subject to broach," Ms. Harkness said.

But illness and dependence may prove even more difficult subjects to broach.

But it's a difficult subject to broach the subject on stage, because it needs time to explain.

"It's a very difficult topic to broach with most patients because they feel guilty," Dr. Videtic said.

It's a difficult subject to broach in a society where a family's honor is often tied to women's purity; even the violent theft of chastity is considered a grave stain.