Sentence examples for touching on the issue from inspiring English sources

But it seems that Hollywood is finally shining a light on importance of the "slave narrative", with Steven Spielberg's Lincoln touching on the issue, and Quentin Tarantino's controversial postmodern slave spaghetti western Django Unchained.

"He was repeatedly touching on the issue of white women as if he were trying to make rational in somebody else's eyes how he had lived his life," the therapist said.

The editorial lays out a number of familiar concerns -- the lack of counterinsurgency success in Marjah, the untrustworthiness of Karzai as a partner, the inadequately prepared Afghan army -- while also touching on the issue of Obama's deadline.

Something that a number of those I photographed touched on was the issue of the single-child policy and the difficulties that has caused for so many.

11.47am GMT Wolfgang Schauble also touched on the issue of immigration, saying that one cause of the political instability in Greece is the flow of migrants from Africa.

Boston was pleased it touched on the issue of depression.

It then touches on the issue of people living on the fringes of society.

The leaders' talks, which lasted more than three hours, touched on the issue of Iraq.

A Democratic senator touched on the issue today, and Ms Sotomayor assured him that Roe v Wade was settled law.

It also touched on the issue of how much access parents can have to their children's classrooms.

Administration officials said that the final proposal would touch on the issue, but they declined to provide further details on Monday.