Sentence examples for bit touchy from inspiring English sources

Maine is a bit touchy about its….

People are understandably a bit touchy about this possibility.

He sounded a bit touchy when asked if Shevchenko would be in the Euro starting lineup.

Maine is a bit touchy about its deerslaying & prefers to break the record each year.

I point out that some artists can be a bit touchy about unauthorised videos.

Is it me or is this so-called "recession" making people a bit touchy?

Isn't it all a bit touchy-feely?

If all of that sounds a bit touchy-feely, well, it is.

The title of Mr. Wrangham's new book — "Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human" — sounds a bit touchy-feely.

If you think that's all a bit touchy-feely, or tasty-thinky, you may be surprised to learn it's an approach Theresa May is very keen on.

If it sounds a bit touchy-feely, consider this: More than 1,000 Google employees have taken the class, and there's a waiting list of 30 when it's offered, four times a year.