The Met show, organized by Joan Aruz, acting associate curator in charge of the department of ancient Near Eastern art, becomes particularly interesting, as one might expect, when it enters terrain unexplored or only lightly touched on in Brooklyn.
The 15-month nightmare of Kenyon's illness and death is lightly touched on in this book.
In Candida such speculative issues are only lightly touched on, and this is true also of You Never Can Tell (performed 1899), in which the hero and heroine, who believe themselves to be respectively an accomplished amorist and an utterly rational and emancipated woman, find themselves in the grip of a vital force that takes little account of these notions.
>> And as just an extension of what Steve said, he lightly touched on this.
In "The Bath," the child's lack of progress is only lightly touched on because his condition is never resolved.
Hitting theaters nationwide -- including Los Angeles, D.C. and Philly amongst other cities on Friday, September 27 -- Academy Award filmmaker/director Bill Siegel (The Weather Underground) and the producers of Hoop Dreams focus on an Ali topic that's only been lightly touched on before in previous films or documentaries on him.
Obama is very lightly touched on, for the comment he made to Joe the Plumber that it's good for wealth to be spread around; Moore makes it sound as if Obama was indeed some kind of a closet socialist, but Wall Street panicked and quickly put him in his place.
An episode about climate change — a subject only lightly touched on elsewhere — was not available for review.
Upon the 10th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, he wrote a Times article that lightly touched on his unit's deception without divulging too many details.
The monitoring of the lives of others in an age of warrantless wiretapping is an existential theme here, if only lightly touched on.
