Sentence examples for touching directly from inspiring English sources

You can sit down there and talk about martyrdom in general without you know touching directly on what's happening right now.

During each insertion, a particular attention was made to avoid touching directly the temporal bone with forceps or insertions tools in order to avoid artefact recording of the force sensor.

Although not always touching directly upon patient care, the lack of informal exchanges between doctors and other health professionals may also impact upon the nature of professional relationships on the ward.

"Most people have heard of cholera but have never been touched directly by cholera," Cormency added.

Unlike earlier leaders, like Sarah Brady or Representative Carolyn McCarthy, these organizers were not touched directly by violence.

We usually think about technology changing our world in terms of things it touches directly.

And that's a defeat for everyone touched — directly or indirectly — by the Edwards scandal.

It doesn't matter if we are touched directly; it can be an uncle, a grandma, a cousin.

But the Tibet crisis has touched directly on the raw nerve of separatism at the core of Chinese nationalism.

But like Suez, the invasion of Iraq did touch directly on the relations between the UK and the US.

For it touches directly on the most neuralgic question in contemporary Catholicism: the constitution of the priesthood.