Sentence examples for notoriously touchy from inspiring English sources
Kings and queens are notoriously touchy.
Tonight's Panorama will surely enrage the notoriously touchy Barclay boys.
Downing Street is notoriously touchy about the Blair wardrobe.
But even he had to be careful not to snub the notoriously touchy Greeks.
The new series is selling very well, despite griping from comic insiders, who are notoriously touchy about any attempts to alter the image of a superhero.
But Americans, or at least American cable news anchors, are notoriously touchy: there is some risk to even the most innocuous choices, including "Modern Family," a show so broad in appeal that it is up for 14 Emmys on Sunday.
Sex has notoriously been a difficult, dare we say "touchy," subject to discuss, so for generations there have been guidebooks about human sexuality such as the classic "Our Bodies Our Selves".
But "What do women want?" is a notoriously treacherous question, and some women are indignant both at the notion that their entire gender speaks with one voice and at the candidates' touchy-feely methods of courting their support.
It's a very touchy, touchy subject".
