Sentence examples for bit of a touchy from inspiring English sources

Erm, isn't a film about floods a bit of a touchy subject?

That Mr. Ratner's manse is a product not of books but of bloodline is a bit of a touchy subject.

"It's a bit of a touchy spot," says a Levi executive.

This is a bit of a touchy subject since Google has been playing up Chrome as an "open" browser for the web (though technically it's Chromium that is the open source version).

Since it's become such a staple of our city, it can also be a bit of a touchy subject about who plays the festival, or more so, who hasn't.

This might be a little bit of a touchy thing, but we all know that we want to know if our significant other has any dirty secrets we want to know about.

But it is a bit of a touchy-feely process (like making pastry or bread) even if you are careful to use the exact quantities of ingredients and precisely follow the instructions.

(That last bit is kind of a touchy subject, given former Daily Show correspondent Wyatt Cenac's recent comments about his experience being the only black writer on the program).

And if you did, we've got a bit of a problem... .. we're labeled touchy or uptight or as shit stirrers.

The resident she relates to most, to borrow a bit of touchy-feely local parlance, is La Brea Woman: an anonymous 9,000-year-old 9,000-year-old 9,000-year-oldred jaw and a hole in her skull.

"It's kind of a touchy thing still".