Sentence examples for been a touchy issue from inspiring English sources

Trade has been a touchy issue in the Democratic campaign.

"It is as though they brought Sylvester Stallone to court for the genocide committed in 'Rambo III.' " Free speech has been a touchy issue in the 35 years since the fall of the Franco regime in Spain, where the last fiction film to be blocked or face prosecution over sexual or violent content was Pilar Miró's sadistic "El Crimen de Cuenca" in 1980.

The DRM is provided by SecureROM, which has been a touchy issue in the past on games like BioShock and Mass Effect, to name a few.

Abortion has been a touchy issue for the candidates, with Mourdock accusing Donnelly of lacking strength on the issue because Donnelly backed the health care reform law.

Health care also has been a touchy issue for Scott, who favored expanding Medicaid last year but dropped it after the GOP-controlled legislature shot it down.

Fishing, it seems, is a touchy issue.

But this is a touchy issue.

Some guys say it's a touchy issue.

"I know talent is a touchy issue; it's sensitive," he told the luncheon crowd.

That is a touchy issue, and not just for environmental reasons.

Focusing on the performances is a touchy issue because an influential group of Upper East Siders continues to oppose them.