Sentence examples for has been touchy from inspiring English sources

Mickelson has been touchy lately about interviews.

He has been touchy about remarks from other sprinters and track insiders, who have questioned his appetite for important matchups since he dropped out of the match race against Bailey with a strained thigh muscle.

But the issue of where Apple assembles its products has been touchy for Apple: its Chinese manufacturing partner Foxconn has faced significant criticism over working conditions at its factories, and some politicians in the United States have criticised Apple for not doing more to support the US economy.

In the past, Facebook has been touchy about messages from non-friends, in some cases routing them to the oft-forgotten Other inbox that's typically filled with spam and weirdos.

You don't see a lot of films set in Fresno, and apparently the city has been touchy on the topic.

This was a welcome development, because relations between them had been touchy, at best.

I suspect he would have been touchy and angry about any criticism.

Brits have been touchy about relations between their leaders and U.S. presidents since Tony Blair became George W. Bush's "lapdog".

There are heated arguments about who should be considered a citizen and discussions over the preservation of buildings, which might have been touchy under a junta that cared enough about appearances that it built an extravagant new capital at a time of deprivation.

Relations between the two countries have been touchy for decades, marked by regular border skirmishes.

Vendana's had been touchy, her birth occurring in a mud house, her parents and grandparents cursing her for being born a girl since it meant they'd need to scare up a dowry.