Sentence examples for as touchy from inspiring English sources

"As touchy as gunpowder," one friend called him.

"And for something as touchy as budget negotiations, they could be a strong organizational force.

When the topic is as touchy as privacy, well, multiply that by 10.

And investment is becoming as touchy an issue as trade has been.

Contemporaries described him as touchy, turbulent and so unpredictable he seemed at times almost unhinged.

"This is not as touchy feely as some people may want to make it".

Justice Antonin Scalia, for instance, derided the idea as "touchy-feely".

By all accounts, Mr. Corzine was about as touchy-feely as they come on Wall Street.

He singles out management-theory books for particular scorn, and he excoriates a (female) consultant whose corporate indoctrination sessions masquerade as touchy-feely exercises in self-realization.

As touchy-feely as this might seem, education has grown into an unavoidable obstacle to co-existence, for it misinforms perceptions across the lines of conflict.

What do you think of a Times critic's description of the poem as "touchy-feely, multi-culti and crammed with shout-outs"?