Sentence examples similar to touches on doing from inspiring English sources

Just speaking to what Kamau is touching on, does every comedian come from this place of having that agenda and thinking they're going to save the world?

And he touches on, though doesn't detail, the profound inequalities that continue to plague African-American communities — poverty, segregation, incarceration — despite the obvious triumphs of the last 40 years.

One of the issues that Aquinas touched on but did not settle was that of the number of rationes an analogical term was associated with.

Over the weekend, neatly put it together, and the next week, just put the finishing touches on it, do some editing, and print it out.

Every single aspect he needed to touch on, he did.

What Lando and Yagil are touching on, but don't explicitly say, is something psychologists call decision fatigue.

Your question, however, touches on something deeper: Don't ideas of basic morality shift when one lives in a Western democratic society?

Orbuch also touches on why they didn't go to Android.

If your myki does not touch on, make sure you hold it still to the indicated part on the reader.

Touching on that, what do you do with older birds once they have stopped laying eggs?

Research on touch screens didn't end with the Apple iPhone.