Sentence examples for touched on everything from inspiring English sources

My questions were endless, and touched on everything, though they tended to circle around, return to, my obsession, the metals.

Her interests and enthusiasms ranged from construction projects to lawmaking and the collection of art objects; she touched on everything, not always happily but always passionately.

The 80 percent touched on everything from his relationship with June Carter and his children to the exact nature of his artistry — the way he was on one hand a far more heroic artist during parts of his life and a more stumbling and ill-focused artist during other times.

Even Frank Field's 1998 green paper, when he was Labour minister for welfare reform, was dubbed "A New Contract for Welfare" even though it touched on everything from pensions to child benefit to the new tax credits, to (very briefly) the NHS.

During his class, Mr. O'Meally touched on everything from the use of jazz in Ralph Ellison's novel "Invisible Man" to the jazz aesthetic in paintings by Jackson Pollock and Romare Bearden, to the jazz music of Louis Armstrong and Cab Calloway in Betty Boop cartoons.

The most memorable insights touched on everything from violins to trash.

"Marriage is the one institution that touches on everything that Americans really care deeply about".

It is entirely uncharacteristic of Mr. Boulez: for one thing, it is eclectic, touching on everything from Bartok to Steve Reich.

Mr. Peters, whose lean frame can be attributed to years of mountain climbing, can and will touch on everything from A.T.V.'s to Levon Helm's Midnight Rambles in one fell swoop.

Shopwork, shopping, shops – they touch on everything.

It touches on everything from Charles Ives to Proust to pizza.