Sentence examples for kind of touchy from inspiring English sources

"This is kind of touchy and dicey," Manuel said.

"Things feel kind of touchy, but there's been way more wildlife around, too".

In other words, "Conviction" is the kind of touchy-feely workplace drama that at one time would have made Mr. Wolf sick.

It's sounds kind of touchy-feely, I know, but it's also neuroscience.

All kinds of touchy issues are raised by "The Lost Tomb of Jesus," which could someday lead the Discovery Channel to wish it had left the Talpiot tomb unfound.

"It's kind of a touchy thing still".

(That last bit is kind of a touchy subject, given former Daily Show correspondent Wyatt Cenac's recent comments about his experience being the only black writer on the program).

But Skype is, apparently, pretty whizzo and shrinks time and space and facilitates the kind of nourishing, touchy-feely stuff that keeps the modern, global family together.

"Putin and his team are very nervous about this kind of statement, probably more touchy than Medvedev's team," Mr. Pavlovsky said.

This kind of negotiation can get touchy not just because of the money involved, but because the tenants are in a position to interfere with the construction that is a necessary precondition to making an enforceable deal in the first place.

I'm not a touchy-feely kind of leader.