Sentence examples for Out of touchy from inspiring English sources
"Talk about somebody who was able to get out of touchy situations," said his friend Lisa Saffian.
At some point during the Romney Fourth of July festivities at one of their Downton Abbeys, which included feebly trying to define his penal-tax problem, and jet-skiing fully clothed, Mitt and Ann Romney found some time to give yet another out-of-touchy-feely interview – this time, out of the Fox hole and with CBS news.
LSD and X are synthesized drugs, so out-of-body sensations associated with LSD and loving, touchy-feeliness associated with X are indeed chemically induced.
Many citizens were pleased to see him speak out on the touchy matter.
(UNKNOWN): Kind of touchy, feely stuff?
"This is kind of touchy and dicey," Manuel said.
"Things feel kind of touchy, but there's been way more wildlife around, too".
A few lawyers, police officers and a local columnist instantly accused the Nassau County district attorney, Kathleen Rice, of rewarding criminals, presumably out of a touchy-feely preference for second and third chances over tough justice.
So yeah, some of us are a little "out there," and "touchy-feely". But that's not all that guides our practice.
It's full of touchy-feely paint.
