Sentence examples similar to somewhat too touchy from inspiring English sources

One flaw is that in "Sport" driving mode, the throttle becomes a tad too touchy, making for slightly unsmooth going.

He was too touchy about criticism.

"It is somewhat too sensational".

Some gun control advocates say privately that addressing the issue is simply too touchy a matter.

Christina's mother-in-law is too mean, her daughter too snippy and the earnest male nurse at the hospital too touchy about his gender.

THE question is "too touchy" to discuss in public, says General Klaus Reinhardt, head of KFOR, the NATO-led peacekeeping force in Kosovo.

Too touchy.

To some, it's too "touchy feely". Maybe overwhelming.

But perhaps slavery was too touchy a subject to be dwelt on at the White House dinner table?

"Drinking crowds can get a little too touchy.

Virginity, Olkkonen believes, is simply too touchy a subject.