Sentence examples for kept broaching from inspiring English sources

So when Nancy Spector, the chief curator of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and a longtime champion of Mr. Cattelan's, kept broaching the subject of a retrospective, "it put me in so much despair, truly," he said.

This draft keeps the broach from jamming; the draft must be larger than the angle of misalignment.

One recent shooting in particular kept coming up as Bakersfield residents broached the dangers gang violence in the city poses to kids: An attack outside of a Chuck E. Cheese, in April.

Unlike at the White House correspondents' dinner, where Obama kept race in the conversation from his opening joke to his mic drop, he barely broached race at Flint Northwestern high school.

From that day I have kept an eye out for Graeme and caught up with him whenever our paths have crossed, so I took it upon myself to broach the subject of a move to Surrey while he was over here to captain South Africa against England in the summer.

We're broaching the divine Marianne".

Nor does he balk at broaching difficult issues.

Today support is broaching 60%, in some surveys.

This is called broaching.

Recently I've been recording a documentary for Radio 4 about manners – where they come from and what they're for – and the issue of how to broach unwelcome subjects without being rude keeps coming up.

Too few Americans keep track of writers like these and of the issues they broach in their writing.