Sentence examples for rarely touched upon from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, until now its history and culture have been rarely touched upon in scholarly works in any language.
The fact that all those high-spending Europeans compensated for the failure to stimulate domestic demand in Germany is rarely touched upon.
The grief of sexual failure, with its presagings of death, is a subject rarely touched upon by movies, for obvious reasons.
But -- miraculously -- it does, and before the last-minute redemption and reconciliation, the film brings to the surface the dirty little secret of female solidarity that is rarely touched upon, not just in movies but in life.
Yet this perspective has been rarely touched upon in previous studies.
The issue of the right to public spaces rests is rarely touched upon, so it's begging for proper cinematic look.
He gives advice on a number of subjects, but rarely touches upon his own issues.
That's not much touched upon," said Mrs. Keith.
Disputes with Renata Scotto, Joan Sutherland and Eva Marton are touched upon as well.
Most of the elements touched upon appear in Fig. 1.
Financial literacy is the key to a financially secure and independent future for our children, but it is rarely even touched upon in our schools -- the task falls on parents.
