Sentence examples for we're touching on from inspiring English sources

But now we're touching on Santa as a metaphor for the divine: a safe, unscary version of God.

I think what we're touching on in this discussion is the health of the American theater.

Because DSK engaged in a supreme act of self-sacrifice, apparently: "If the cleaning woman has been attacked, the woman worker had violence done to her, then we are touching on the sublime, in the Kantian sense...A political suicide rather than the death of an automaton or the possibility of a reign unleashed".I particularly liked the use of the phrase "in the Kantian sense".

No matter whether our hands are crossed or not, we are touched on the right hand.

Will that be touched on again?

"It's touched on in the show," Strahovski teased.

Specificity is touched on but not addressed by the study.

Being touched on the forearm leads to higher hedonic pleasure than being touched on glabrous skin, which is thought to relate to the CT-afferent system [ 10, 11].

During the debate we will be touching on: alternative finance – will tools such as crowdfunding change the face of charity finance?

In brief, I begged and promised and wheedled, and two weeks later we were touching down on the island of Hispaniola.

We are touching here on what Walter Benjamin called "the optical unconscious" (not the collective unconscious as the authors of an essay in the catalogue accompanying the upcoming Whitechapel show mistakenly claim).