Sentence examples for touching on the from inspiring English sources

(And that's not even touching on the way female comics are treated offstage).

Of course, you can't discuss Knausgaard's work without touching on the people he's written about.

Nonetheless their talk – touching on "the establishment", "swingers" and "leather bars" – clearly dates from another age.

He's making a Panorama touching on the Barclays and their business activities.

Rather, Gallup will move towards more in-depth polling, touching on the "fundamentals and issues".

The book spans decades, touching on the AIDS crisis, 9/11, race, and marriage.

"The Wax" continues this exploration by touching on the fluidity of adult sexual identity.

They have also noted that Mr. Snowden's revelations have gone far beyond programs touching on the rights of Americans.

Deliberately drab colors, like mustard, and geometric prints touching on the Prada ugly aesthetic made for a somber collection.

The poet's memoir consists of a prose account of his depression and 24 poems touching on the subject.

The argumentation ill-advisedly dealt with constitutional problems touching on the empire as well as with doctrinal points.