Sentence examples for on the touchy from inspiring English sources
Members of the public, scholars, activists, celebrities, students, and bloggers all dance like there's no tomorrow in the video It is not often that a reality TV show – even one on the touchy subject of benefits – provokes questions in Parliament before the makers have even come up with a title.
That dialogue was most pointed on the touchy subject of technology.
At the same time, the Democrats want to improve relations with other Asian countries, including on the touchy issue of history.
Mr Putin said the two countries no longer looked at each other through gun sights and surprised Mr Bush with new ideas for extensive co-operation on the touchy issue of missile defences.
Normally among the most visible and audible of Democrats, Mr. Schumer has taken an uncharacteristically low profile on the touchy subject, a strategy that somewhat boomeranged when it drew some tabloid heat in New York, as well as a criticism from Mr. Bloomberg.
SHOEHORNED rather awkwardly into the forthcoming film "Bandits" is an exchange between Cate Blanchett, as an unhappily married woman taken in tow by two bank robbers played by Bruce Willis and Billy Bob Thornton, and Mr. Willis, on the touchy subject of what his character does for a living.
On the same issue, American commanders said this week that they would tighten the rules on night raids, one of the touchiest subjects among Afghans.
But she said the inmate volunteers bond with the patients in a way that staff members cannot, taking on "the touchy-feely thing" that may be inappropriate between inmates and prison workers.
On the touchiest contracts, he is expected to take his cue from top Treasury and White House officials when they decide whether to criticize those deals.
He also weighed in on the touchiest subject of the week: Napster co-founder Sean Parker's plan to offer movies on demand as soon as they hit theaters for $50 each.
Not just on some touchy-feely fuzzy pretty-on-the-inside tip, but knowing who you are -- racially, culturally, in relationship to your sexuality, gender and your class -- is a source of your power.
