Sentence examples for not even broached from inspiring English sources

Terrified that the youths would accuse him of treason, the sheik begged United Nations officials to rush to his aid and vouch that he had not even broached the topic of compromise involving his people's cause.

It is possible, lawyers say, that they have not even broached the extent of Mr. Loughner's mental illness or the shooting that left six dead and 13 wounded, among them Ms. Giffords, who is recovering in a rehabilitation center in Houston.

Obama's got Michael Bloomberg endorsing him on the grounds that he's the candidate of sound climate science -- a topic he's not even broached on the campaign trail.

The topic of sterilisation was not even broached because many think "sterilisation means it takes away a woman's essence".

Let's not even broach the subject of sensitive young stomachs and nonfiltered water.

Contrary to many reports, the court's ruling did not even broach the issue of passengers' privacy rights.

And we're not even broaching the topic of classical music, where the metadata and credits on digital services are dreadful.

One ex-FBI special agent who used to work in North Florida and now makes himself available for interviews would not even broach how one might determine a murder was "ritualistic" in the most abstract of ways.

Healthcare professionals suggested that parents with general 'anti-vaccination' beliefs were unlikely to make positive HPV vaccine decisions [ 30, 40, 46]: " I have some [ parents] that don' t want any vaccination… those I would not even broach the subject with" [Paediatrician, USA] [ 30].

He's flirting with Superiority, and I haven't even broached the legend of Gary Naylor yet.

The idea of creating either market incentives or regulation that would effectively make banking safe and boring — and push risk-taking to institutions that are not too big to fail — isn't even broached.