Sentence examples for to touch on everything from inspiring English sources
"It just seemed to touch on everything he can do," she said.
The interlocking of church doctrine and state power was more obvious in Moscow, where Patriarch Kirill used a 45-minute address and question-and-answer session to touch on everything from postmodernism to the global financial crisis, Holy Rus, Stalinist repression, and positive aspects of Soviet youth work.
While the exhibition's section about the founding is deep and rigorous, there is something almost scattershot about the attempt to illustrate how relevant the issues are, an eagerness to touch on everything, lest someone think the library has been caught napping.
The show did its best to touch on everything.
But on Tuesday night's "Daily Show," Stewart brilliantly turns it around on Fox, and manages to touch on everything from the network's denial of climate change to its constant coverage of the "War on Christmas" in the process.
Yesterday, Arianna Huffington invited Vogue Italia editor-in-chief Franca Sozzani to come to our New York office for a conversation that touched on everything from fashion to sleep to plastic surgery.
On the opposite end of the spectrum was Trainwreck star Amy Schumer, who used her platform to perform a killer comedy routine that touched on everything from anal sex to Hitler.
These rules, which, like most issued by federal agencies, needed no congressional approval, touched on everything from crash tests for cars to access to medical records, and a phrase was coined to describe them.
Mr. Buffett, in a two-hour interview transcribed by the newsletter Santangel's Review, touched on everything from ratings agencies to the dangers of leverage.
The debate over the case's merit has touched on everything from legislative history to obscure court doctrines about statutory interpretation.
One talk that was held on Tuesday evening touched on everything from mating habits to what it means when a bear yawns (get out of there because it's annoyed).
