Sentence examples for touched on telling from inspiring English sources

By contrast, most of Dany's problems seem to stem from the fact that she has no father (or mother) figure, something that Aemon touched on, telling Sam "she has no family to guide or protect her".

The Designated Mourner (1996; film 1997) touched on similar ground, telling the story through actionless narrations by the three characters of educated and privileged people who grapple with their humanity during a chaotic civil war in an unnamed country.

"I essentially had responsibility for all the policy that touched on law," Cruz told me.

Mr Li touched on corruption only briefly, telling lawmakers that the "tough stance" was here to stay.

The two kissed and touched on other occasions, Cosby told police, and engaged in light petting.

That gesture was not just funny but telling; it touched on an increasingly worrisome reality for Italy and other European countries whose fertility rates have plummeted over the last decades, shifting one-child families close to the statistical norm.

Keneally's mind is constantly skipping between themes, back to topics he touched on earlier, and later he tells us "if you're a cryptic crossword aficionado, you know how much comes from the subconscious".

Almost Friends by Barak Heymann and Nitzan Ofir also touched on Arab-Jewish relations as it told the story of an Arab girl from the troubled city of Lod attempting to have a friendship with a religious Jewish girl.

Nunn and Powell also touched on other topics, including the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy which both men helped craft.

While the speakers touched on a panoply of foreign-policy issues, the matters left unaddressed were telling.

From that point on, Hettena told me, the officials, who did not give their names, protested when the testimony touched on matters sensitive to the C.I.A.