Sentence examples for all touchy from inspiring English sources

Argentina get all touchy with the ball in a ruck and it's a simple penalty in front of the posts.

He adds that, while "like all remarkable leaders, she had a great egotism," she was "not at all touchy, or even anxious, about what history might say about her".

Wine lists have yet to get all "touchy feely" the way they have in the States, but sommeliers use a locals-only lingo that's useful for those drinking Down Under.

Forgive me for getting all touchy feely here.

Or my Harley, or maybe both with a hotel room on the beach with... Oh, and I don't actually have TIME to get all touchy feely, since I have two hours of work to do after dinner and putting the kids to bed.

For getting all touchy-feely with Madonna?

"My input is all touchy-feely.

He wanted to dumb down the high-school curriculum, turn it all touchy-feely.

"I didn't grow up in a family that was all touchy-feely," she says.

But Bond is not required to behave any differently as a result and go all touchy-feely.

Now this column isn't going to get all touchy-feely on you, but there is no denying that most of us are unable to do what Paula Radcliffe (below) can on two fronts: one, running five-minute miles round the block, let alone for a marathon, is pretty tough; and two, she has had two children, which is impossible for a good 50 per cent of us.