Sentence examples for I hate touching from inspiring English sources

I hate touching cash, I hate fumbling around for it in my pockets, I hate folding it and worrying about crooked creases, I hate touching the change I get back in return, and I especially hate how putting that change back in my pocket makes it look like I decided to tuck my boner into my thigh.

I really hate touching money.

"I really hate touching money," Russell says.

For affluent retirees who hate touching their IRAs and paying the resulting income tax this is a terrific development.

Jan Stogdon, headteacher of Michael Tippett school in south London, which has hosted performances by Oily Cart, says children who were believed to hate touch reach out for contact, autistic children who "can't cope with strangers" engage, some who "aren't able to imagine" seem to do so.

The only problem was that Ommanney claims she had actually been talking about getting a pedicure – "because I hate people touching my feet.

The idea is that people hate touch-tone phone tree customer service calls.

I hate felting and touching the wool.

For example, as a kid I hated being touched.

After the Game 4 loss, he added: "I hate when he touches the ball, period.

It seems to be flourishing, and since it is so large, I hate the idea of touching it.