broaches in a sentence

1. It is such a difficult teaching, since it broaches all linear thinking.

2. In this way, Adela Picon broaches a hot topic – the granting of citizenship.

3. During a trip to the Norwegian fjords, she broaches the subject with the young couple and is given some helpful advice.

4. Yet somehow the international political discourse barely broaches the topic of massive non-Japanese immigration to Japan.

5. While BACHZETSIS broaches the theme of physical boundaries HOOPER sounds out the social limitations of the individual figure.

6. As part of the “mirror for princes”, it broaches the topic of the virtues and moral qualities that an ideal prince should possess.

7. Architecture also broaches the subject of infinity in a very basic sense, because a building essentially cuts out a part of what is infinite.

8. In discussing this Council meeting, the European press broaches all manner of questions, but says virtually nothing about the Czech presidency.

9. Ulrich Schmid broaches the difficult issue of violence and ideology in Eastern Europe, which is haunted by the totalitarian dictatorships of the 20th century.

10. Ann Croll of Rye, NY, whose daughter was 6 when she and her husband separated, broaches touchy topics when she and her daughter are on short rides in the car.

11. A careful reader of the likes of Sebald and Woolf, Goss is drawn to the way a walk down the street broaches broader questions of history and human experience.

12. Soul Kitchen is first and foremost a comedy, but also critically broaches the issue of the displacement of subcultures and socially vulnerable residents in Hamburg.

13. According to Eva Badura-Triska, West broaches the issue of the social role played by the people who create culture, and their roles as stars or outsiders in society.

14. The artist broaches the theme of media-related and culturally produced conflicts between East and West as well as – in his opinion – the relentless westernisation of Asia.

15. On the other hand, the research project broaches the issue of the political practice in a policy area that is, more than any other, currently at the centre of public interest.

16. Always ask questions because this demonstrates your prior research and interest in the job, except questions about salary or benefits unless the interviewer broaches the subject first

17. Wildlife in the Centre of Conflict broaches the issue that the politics in the Middle East conflict is failing, but creates an unexpectedly 'positive' dimension for the local wildlife.

18. Perhaps even the third language is upon their lips? [a spiritual interdimensional language that is not linear and that broaches all time and space] They celebrate divinity in the room.

19. An article in the Stanford Social Innovation Review broaches the lack of consensus on the conditions for success-based financing of social projects – and offers a potential approach for discussion.

20. Its shininess combined with its almost ghostly lightness compared to other metals made it an ideal metal for jewelry and it wasn’t long until the French elite were wearing broaches and buttons made of the aluminum.