Sentence examples for touching issues from inspiring English sources

Touching issues of race and immigration while exploring the bullying phenomenon, the film caused a stir in Sweden.

Touching issues of gender and class, of labor and control, these early pieces were "really about power," Ms. Ukeles says.

"I've looked through his book, and he barely touches issues," said Robert Padian, 59, an unemployed database administrator.

Beyond the political parties the right sees it as dead; the left feels it doesn't touch issues of gender, environment, and globalisation".

I will say, though, that this kind of political reluctance to touch issues that are of constitutional significance, and that are about ensuring the rights of a minority, is precisely why we have the courts.

The new comments were less embarrassing, touching on issues like pet care and agriculture.

One pair have the girlfriend confront the boyfriend, touching on issues of paedophilia.

In weekly radio talks, he often addressed human rights, touching on issues that were delicate in Czech society.

Their lyrics sometimes contain double entendres, touching on issues like the yearning for peace with mainland China.

It is both acutely specific and easily relatable, touching upon issues of identity, coming of age, family and romantic attachment.

Obama gave his inaugural address after the swearing-in, touching on issues like civil rights.