The questions
touch upon all central themes, including transportation, venue planning, security, accommodations and the environment.
The voice, though brave in "Jenny Leigh," when savoring common ground with an untamed woman, becomes sentimental when speaking of a lover in "He Touches." But Ellis shows strength with the sonnet "Kitchen Witches" and the aubade "Space." Her decision to weave in poems that
touch upon broader experiences helps the collection feel complete.
"The pathological extensions of love not only
touch upon but overlap with normal experience," goes the neatly summarizing thesis of Enduring Love (quoted, apparently, from an actual British Journal of Psychiatry article), a statement that evokes the irritatingly schematic quality Ian McEwan's books sometimes have.
Donno does not detail the translator's art as revealed in these texts, although she does
touch upon certain metrical characteristics of Reynolds' translation of the Aminta, for example.
If there is any attempt to reject this path, it will
touch upon China's core interests."
Education would touch upon all aspects of housing: the physical plant (including electrical and thermal installations), administration and the importance of labor union relations."
The difference is that the subject matter is germane to the profession of property management, as opposed to existing courses for brokers, which deal with leasing, buying and selling property and only touch upon management within its curriculum.
At the heart of Every Tongue Got to Confess is acclaimed author, anthropologist and folklorist Zora Neale Hurston's compilation of Negro folktales that are sure to
touch upon a host of sensibilities.
Williams manages to defeat the "romanticism"--the libido--latent in color, even though his backgrounds "
touch upon" it.
Although most of the essays
touch upon the best-known cases of police abuse of blacks during the late 1990s, including the beating of Abner Louima and the vicious killing of Amadou Diallo in New York, they also deliver historic perspectives that are not often a part of our thinking when we consider police brutality.