Sentence examples for touch on something from inspiring English sources

Finally, I wanted to touch on something that many of us love – a nap.

Italy's political life has always been absurd, but Mr. Ferrara's recent theatrics touch on something deeper.

You go nah-nah-nah [mimes scribbling] and then you start to touch on something that's actually more meaningful".

Every now and then, when we touch on something he deems relevant, he urges me to turn my voice recorder back on.

It finds beauty in repetition and seems to touch on something lost and impossible, a magic geometry, the key to the universe.

Once in a while they touch on something like the Pittsburgh economic summit, from which she has just returned, but mostly they keep it lite.

But Mr. Weber has touched on something quite relevant.

"It's like I touched on something nostalgic".

"It touched on something because it's personal.

But, charts or no charts, Mr. Sohm has touched on something.

You've touched on something very important in bringing up suicide.