Sentence examples for a particularly touchy subject from inspiring English sources

Cremated remains are a particularly touchy subject.

The use of airline passenger information remains a particularly touchy subject.

The regime is a particularly touchy subject within the Cosa Nostra, which was Italy's most powerful mafia group in the 1980s and 1990s but has since been overtaken by the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta.

In adding a condition that Palestinian refugees in Lebanon be disarmed, Mr. Lahoud brought up a particularly touchy subject for his small country, which suffered through a long civil war that began as a backlash against Palestinian militants' operating from Lebanon.

Trump's inflated travel expenditures have become a particularly touchy subject, given the extensive budget cuts he has proposed.

The handling of Clinton's email is a particularly touchy subject now, complicated by the fact that several parties involved say it's unclear who knew what was classified when.

It's a touchy subject, particularly because, from the restaurant's point of view, it's all for the consumer's benefit.

The environmental costs of pouring so many resources into a tomato is a touchy subject.

"It's a bit of a touchy subject, but she'll be all right.

But fee increases are a politically touchy subject, he concedes, particularly as they jumped from $26 to $36 this fall and are scheduled to climb to $46 per unit next summer.

The Internet's ability to disrupt a brand's traditional distribution remains a touchy subject.