Sentence examples for touched on one from inspiring English sources
Chappell may have touched on one of the underlying problems facing West Indies.
That touched on one of the three unsettling questions raised by the event.
She's touched on one of the few certainties of electoral politics: if someone isn't registered to vote, they won't.
His childhood touched on one other experience, though, and this had nothing to do with family lore.
** This was not Scholem's most acerbic riposte, though it touched on one of the central passions of his historical thinking.
But he failed to touch on one point that seems relevant.
The evening's discussion also gives the Scheibners a chance to touch on one of their favorite metaphors: the funnel.
But the Pakistani documents take the story into new territory, touching on one of India's sorest points.
Still, the case could touch on one of the fundamental questions of the biotechnology age -- just how far patents can extend to cover a substance found in nature.
In so doing, he touches on one of mainstream media's common bad habits in attempting to produce so-called objective and/or impartial journalism.
