Sentence examples for most touchy from inspiring English sources

Even that most touchy of subjects, beef, may not be a problem much longer.

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On TV Derek Nimmo was in high rating ecclesiastical comedy series like All Gas and Gaiters, Hells Bells and Oh Brother, O Father, where his personality was crucial in ensuring that stuttering and gangly vicars or monks did not offend the most touchy members of a mass audience.

Have you ever noticed that the rudest people are often the most touchy about any slight to THEM?

George, a 56-year old constitutional scholar who leads a new vanguard of conservative culture warriors, will force each of the candidates to articulate, in detail, where they stand on both constitutional issues and also on some of the most touchy social issues of the day, pressing them when their answers are not specific or substantive enough.

Microsoft's new model, called the Microsoft Office Keyboard, may be the most touchy-feely yet.

The most touchy-feely of these memoirs is Mr. Cerulli's "Mindful Carnivore," which begins at a Buddhist retreat.

Of course, by redacting passages the public is free to read, the State Department has called attention to what it considers the most diplomatically touchy parts of cables.

As you watch those on the right look the other way at Rudy Giuliani's sex life, it almost seems as if they are flirting with what they used to hate most -- touchy-feely cultural relativism.

We need a concerted effort by negotiators to devise accountability mechanisms that are both politically acceptable (most governments are touchy when it comes to external monitoring) and rigorous.

That dialogue was most pointed on the touchy subject of technology.