Sentence examples for isn't touched upon from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot going on in the world that just isn't touched upon in mainstream superhero fiction," Brian Michael Bendis, the author of Ultimate Comics Fallout, said Tuesday in a telephone interview.

Though Berger cites the "complexity" of writing, its quality isn't touched upon (because how do you quantify quality?), but it's crucial to note that bad writing can often find a platform as readily as good writing.

It is hard to imagine a scientific subject that has been in the news in the last decade that is not touched upon somewhere in "The Almanac of Science and Technology". Yet for a book with such a high fact-per-sentence ratio, the writing is very clear.

This week the singer was forced to defend accusations that the Born This Way foundation had spent more than $1m on legal fees, consulting and publicity, although this topic wasn't touched upon during the keynote speech.

"El Tigre" explores arenas of Latino culture that are not touched upon by "Dora". The White Pantera wears a Mexican wrestling mask, for example, and the villains are often characters drawn from Mexican folklore, like Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, a holiday that honors and celebrates loved ones who have died.

That aspect of it is not touched upon, possibly because religious attitudes in Ancient Greece are poorly apprehended.

The acrimonious and very public divorce with Mills is not touched upon in what is billed as a unique "in-depth interview".

In Excellent Women the reader is made aware of the fact that, not long before, there had been a war, but what that war was about is not touched upon.

In much of the literature, this question is not touched upon, but when it is, authors tend to favor the idea that the norm is constitutive of assertion.

And it's our only record where that theme is not touched upon".

It was extraordinary that this, as the reason for the assault, had not been brought forward in the court; and more extraordinary that it wasn't touched upon in a letter where, with remorse and regret, it surely belonged.