Sentence examples similar to go touchy from inspiring English sources
LONDON — So now we know: Mitt Romney believes the 13 North American colonies caused needless bloodshed by rejecting British authority, declaring independence in 1776 and waging war rather than encouraging King George III to see the error of his imperial ways, go touchy-feely with the upstarts across the Atlantic and grant freedom to the United States of America.
The consensus seems to be that Cameron is going touchy-feely because in reality he's wielding an ax.
Lest anyone think that Mr. Welch has gone touchy-feely in his final months at the helm, he stressed that diversity was a bottom-line necessity today.
Additionally, If you are going to get "touchy feely" it can sometimes be very helpful to instigate this, but please don't surprise them.
But Bond is not required to behave any differently as a result and go all touchy-feely.
People get touchy about trees.
You can go tough and steely in an orange hunter's jacket, or touchy-feely with a Kleenex packet.
"I would not go as far as touchy feely," he said of his management style, but added: "In the way I deal with the press and investors and our own people I can soften [the image] a little.
Both came off like middle-aged men "going there" on touchy issues, falling flat by being behind in the cultural conversation.
Davis' character will mock the debauchery of Lena Headey's Queen Cersei, which is not likely to go down well with the touchy aristocrat.
