Sentence examples for does he broach from inspiring English sources

Almost nowhere does he broach the emotional power of his songs, or suggest where that power comes from.

Nowhere in Zimmerman's initial emergency call does he broach the idea that Martin might belong there, that he might actually be someone who warranted protection, too.

But not once did he broach the subject.

Only at 100, with another companion, Doris, who died in 2007, did he broach the subject, and finally he returned to Ypres at the age of 105.

Nor did he broach the question of the thousands of Polish officers executed in 1940 in Katyn forest in western Russia.

At no point during his less-than-30-minute segments does he ever broach the subject of politics.

Nor does he balk at broaching difficult issues.

When he does broach the subject, he seems to tap into a well of grief.

He doesn't broach what is perhaps Tem Binoka's most famous legacy to his atoll -- its nation-wide sobriquet as the University of Oral Sex.

Ueda doesn't broach that directly, but when asked what he has learned from the elongated Last Guardian development period, he is teasingly enigmatic.

Perhaps he is doing what Mr. Barak did at Camp David last summer when he broached the formerly untouchable idea of dividing Jerusalem.