Sentence examples for touching on that from inspiring English sources

"Shakespeare was touching on that new form of theatre," Doran told me recently, over the phone.

The Louvre ultimately rejected the idea, arguing that the exhibition delved too deeply into the 19th century, although it had mounted previous exhibitions touching on that period.

But the closest that anything in the latest issue came to touching on that controversy was a reprint of a commentary from People's Daily, the Communist Party's main national paper, on the role of the news media.

And also touching on that connection with the brain: "He's got a great right foot, and if he can get his head around that he'll be a great player".

The larger social truth Luke was touching on, that being good at passing tests has relatively little to do with being good at what those tests are supposed to be testing, in the end came to haunt my entire experience of learning to drive.

I think that plays into what I was touching on, that it's a time of transition in his life.

They've played really well the last couple of months and we've touched on that.

"None of us touched on that bacchanalia," Lavrov said, an apparent reference to the Roman festival of drunken revelry.

Games like Ingress and Father.io have touched on that augmented reality world, but let's be honest here, they aren't Pokémon.

The New York Times article touched on that.

(GP 11) "A concern regarding their weight, and if they have co-morbidities, we definitely touch on that briefly".