Sentence examples for was broached by from inspiring English sources
noun
A series of chisel points mounted on one piece of steel.
The idea of easing the city's chronic shortage of summer lifeguards by looking abroad was broached by Michael R. Bloomberg during his mayoral campaign last year.
It was broached by Peter Hawker, a London gun maker who, in 1814, first flung into print a book called "Instructions to Young Sportsmen in All that Relates to Guns and Shooting".
Nine months ago, the idea of the march was broached by Donna Dees-Thomases, a New Jersey mother, in Internet chats among women appalled by the relentless pace of child shootings.
The nuclear deal was broached by Mr. Bush during a July 2006 visit to Russia, and the two governments spent two years shaping a formal agreement before signing it in Moscow in May on the day before Vladimir V. Putin, who is now prime minister, stepped down as president.
Nothing is known of that," Cumberbatch said when the "Star Wars" rumor was broached by The Hollywood Reporter's Stephen Galloway.
None of the remainder described difficulty if the discussion was broached by the patient.
But perhaps the topic was too politically risky to be broached by anyone else.
In probing charisma Weber touched, sometimes explicitly, on themes that had first been broached by Nietzsche.
When the subject of exorcism is broached by Chris MacNeil Ellen Burstynn), he scoffs, but then finds redemption and purpose through the experience.
Here, though it is broached by way of some uncharacteristically violent interludes, it resounds with a newfound clarity.
Alfred Steinherr, a former chief economist at the European Investment Bank, said that whatever the outcome of the Dublin talks, the issue of a restructuring of sovereign debt would have to be broached by the wider euro area.
