Sentence examples for especially touchy from inspiring English sources

Vacations are especially touchy.

Criticisms passed on to the Mayor from the C.F.H. seemed to make him especially touchy.

Even by the politically sensitive standards of antitrust regulation, the Telecom deal is especially touchy for the Justice Department.

The second task was especially touchy, as N.Y.U.'s expansion angered many of its Greenwich Village neighbors.

With markets especially touchy in fear of the so-called fiscal cliff, now is no time to leave the agency with an interim chief.

Given that Indians in general live with a belief, often unsupported by empirical evidence, in their intellectual superiority, the subject of Bengali geniuses can be especially touchy.

One was particularly touchy.

To many in India, the plot twist — implicating Indians in a terrorist act, especially over the touchy issue of Kashmir — amounts to a betrayal by Chopra, whom many here see as a quasi-ambassador for India in the West.

Both candidates seemed a bit touchy, especially with the moderator.

Like most people interviewed for this story, the man, Chuck, wanted only his first name used because paying to get cuddled can feel embarrassing — especially in less touchy-feely areas like Washington.

This has always been a touchy subject — especially in the South, and most especially during the Reconstruction period, after the biggest insurrection in American history had been successfully suppressed.