Sentence examples for this issue has touched from inspiring English sources

It is uncommon in China for ordinary citizens to speak out for fear of retribution from the authorities, but this issue has touched a nerve in Guangzhou.

"I believe this issue has touched the hearts of so many members of Congress, who are constantly stopping me and saying: 'Is there something else we could have done?

Walking through London's West End on the way there, it was clear to see why this issue has touched a nerve.

Walking through the West End on the way there, it was clear to see why this issue has touched a nerve; there were plenty of homeless people around, using shop doorways for shelter – and the more private businesses install metal studs in those doorways, the fewer sheltered places there are to sleep. .

But with streaming music starting to account for a significant chunk of the music industry's revenue, and Pandora now a scrutinized public company, the issue has touched a nerve as never before.

The issue has touched a nerve.

The issue has touched a nerve beyond the baseball diamond.

The issue has touched on sensitive nerves in Israel, which sees itself as a nation of Jewish refugees and defines itself as a Jewish and democratic state.

This issue has been touched on elsewhere in David Owen's related book Green Metropolis: Why Living Smaller, Living Closer, and Driving Less are the Keys to Sustainability (Riverhead, 2009).

This issue has been touched upon by Stallones and Beseler [2003] who attribute different injury reports between women and men to women's perceived role on the farm; women may downplay their work risks, as they view their role on the farm as minor, emphasizing instead their position as homemakers.

Although this issue has only been touched upon in the literature [4], we feel it is an important open question and leave it as a future research direction (see "Discussion").