Sentence examples for time touching on from inspiring English sources

He has organized his portraits into various series reflecting his mental states at the time, touching on everything from anxiety to love.

He is also a multidimensional player whose work on court can be both exhilarating and beautiful, at times touching on genius.

The Times touched on grantor-retained annuity trusts (GRATs), "one of the tax code's great gifts to the ultrawealthy," which "let dynastic families like the Trumps pass wealth from one generation to the next be it stocks, real estate, even art collections without paying a dime of estate taxes".

Lack of understanding of epilepsy at the time is touched on: Toby "falls into fits", scaring and embarrassing his sisters.

The first debate in 2014 about the future of film criticism is under way, this time touching down on both sides of the Atlantic, so that must make it official.

But it's the first time they've touched on something so basic to Scheetz: her ability to communicate with people and put them at their ease.

Both sides worked hard to ensure that all went well this time, touching only cursorily on their bitter history.

The bridge, he said, "has a Renaissance man's dual way of thinking and at the same time touches on something eternal".

This time the point was to touch on as many scores as possible.

But just when the tie looked set for extra time, Millar's shot deep into injury time was touched on to the underside of the bar by Alexander but he could not keep the effort out of the net as Falkirk claimed a dramatic late winner.

Aviv had time to only touch on one of the most destructive legacies of school reform, aligned and paced instruction enforced by under-the-gun administrators.