Sentence examples for in touchy from inspiring English sources

In touchy situations, he showed a gambler's self-assurance.

In "Touchy Feely," the transformations undergone by characters, with or without reiki, are abrupt and mystifying.

When Americans, in gentler terms, argued in this sense, friends of the chancellor fired back in touchy overkill mode.

When they're not wrapped in each other's arms, the man is wrapped up in touchy self-regard, and the woman, with her carrot-red pouf haircut and tight black top, offers reassurances like apples with glass inside.

It seems odd that anybody that successful could feel that their dreams hadn't come true, but in his last years, Robin certainly gave that impression: storming out of an appearance on, of all things, Radio 4's Front Row; complaining at length in touchy interviews about the lack of respect afforded him and his brothers.

Exotic Car Clubs Thriving In Touchy Times.

In this context the general increase in touchy-feeliness over recent decades doesn't seem a complete coincidence.

She chats and smiles with grateful (and perhaps nervous) recipients of her bounty, in touchy-feely pictures that show her physically touching the poor and disabled.

They have learned how dangerous it is to live without a certain refuge, as minorities, and will not again place their faith in the good will of others, nor trust in touchy-feely hope over bitter experience.

Early on, Mr Bezos registered "relentless.com" as a possible name; if it was a little lacking in touchy-feeliness, it captured the ambition nicely.A phone to shop withThe latest manifestation of that ambition was unveiled in Seattle on June 18th: Amazon's first phone.

The next night Palin and her husband Todd were enshrined as proud parents in touchy-feely interviews on "Dancing With the Stars," the network sensation (21 million viewers) where their daughter Bristol has miraculously escaped elimination all season despite being neither a star nor a dancer.