Sentence examples for his touchy from inspiring English sources

A science teacher at the community school, Greenwood moves into the house with his touchy younger bride in 1871.

But by asking the question, Torre was reiterating the importance of Williams taking care of his touchy injury.

Biden's recent coverage has not been the sort that a maybe-probably candidate wants to see, heavily focused on his touchy way of interacting with women.

Gracious hosts, the people applauded all the cyclists, including Armstrong, ignoring his touchy relationship with French courts and part of the French news media.

Adopting a measured, nonpartisan approach to his touchy material, Burke shows Gordon weathering political pressures and a terrifying attack on his family, while Marley struggles to dissuade his son from following him into a life of political terrorism.

He also had to re-evaluate his touchy relationship with the self-appointed mentor, Isiah Thomas, who had docked him a day's pay for leaving the team in Phoenix on Nov. 13.

Despite his touchy-feely ethos, Mr. Alexander can be dictatorial.

Is David Cameron, for all his touchy-feely Notting Hill modernity, at heart a rather traditional sort of Tory?

Conservatives liked his deep, theologically grounded faith; liberals, including his gay clerical friends, admired his touchy-feely humanity, although they often felt let down.

They chafed at his touchy-feely paternalism and the general lack of discipline in the high school, but they flourished on the field and in the classroom.

(Meanwhile, roughly one American in ten still believes, incorrectly, that Mr Obama is a Muslim).Most Americans also reckon that, despite his touchy-feely manner, their new president is tough enough.