Sentence examples for More touchy from inspiring English sources

It makes the players a little more touchy.

The regime we have now is far more touchy.

Are women more touchy in relationships than men?

I didn't want to dig into the more touchy aspects.

"Putin and his team are very nervous about this kind of statement, probably more touchy than Medvedev's team," Mr. Pavlovsky said.

I suspect that Botham was the more complicated of the two, more edgy, more liable to extreme views, more touchy when things went against him.

I tend to work from a much more touchy-feely place: Let me find it.

"As it develops, digital is becoming more touchy-feely and more sensory," Jones notes.

"The Indians are a lot more laid-back, more touchy-feely, I guess louder, like to have fun".

While you still occasionally publish superb articles, the  majority fall into the more touchy-feely areas of health, the environment and pop psychology.

This spring, Coldwell even hired a psychologist to oversee a survey on what homeownership means to today's consumers, and has updated its marketing and Web site to reflect this more touchy-feely approach to home buying.