Sentence examples for especially touchy subject from inspiring English sources

Being seen around the nursery school has been an especially touchy subject for Mr. Grubman since news reports that he had boasted in an e-mail message that his former boss, Sanford I. Weill, the chairman of Citigroup, had helped secure spots at the nursery school for his two children after Mr. Grubman began recommending that investors buy AT&T stock.

Cremated remains are a particularly touchy subject.

Mrs Kibaki is especially touchy on the subject of Mrs Wambui, even though polygamy is legally and socially acceptable in Kenya.

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.

(Jumping out of the back seat of the car, Mr. Heineman can be seen adjusting the image's exposure in the scene). To nonfiction filmmakers, this is business as usual, but manipulation in documentaries is a touchy subject — especially for viewers expecting unvarnished truth.

Not a chance, airline executives say — though they will not publicly discuss competitive fares (antitrust rules frown on it) and especially won't discuss the touchy subject of fat passengers.

Play-combat has become a touchy subject in schools, especially since the Sandy Hook shooting.

But sexuality is a very charged and touchy subject for Sally, especially when it concerns her highly-sexed dad, whom of course she walked in on a while back while he was screwing the sexy neighbor lady.

We all know it's difficult and embarrassing to communicate touchy subject matters to anyone, especially our parents.

The latter has been a touchy subject in recent years, especially for hardcore fans of Japanese games.

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.