Sentence examples for to touchy from inspiring English sources

All of this might have come easily to Touchy Feely Tennant, but Matt Smith's weirdo Doctor really comes into his own this week – he's never looked more alien.

Mr. Foster has a long history of designing thoughtful additions to touchy historical structures, including the British Museum in London and the Reichstag in Berlin.

In a post-rally interview over beef nachos and bottled water, the Texas-educated Cabeza de Vaca switches easily between English and Spanish – though when talk turns to touchy security topics, he says, "Let's talk in English," and lowers his voice.

Even dialled to "touchy", brake regeneration never causes a driver's head to jerk forward, and power – available from zero rpm – is meted out in big, proton-packed dollops.

The front-runner, Mitt Romney, has taken a schizophrenic approach to touchy Hispanic issues.

Try not to be to touchy, and watch what you say around the both of them.

She is happy to introduce Touchy to the wonders of this planet.

Mr Portillo's transformation from right-wing ideologue to touchy-feely liberal clearly baffled some of his audience.

And then, in a progression meant to move from less sensitive topics to touchier subjects, it is on to D for drugs and finally the three S's: sexuality, suicide and safety.

In addition to having to navigate touchy regional and historical minefields, Ms. Bokova finds herself objecting to what, on its face, is a generous gift for a worthy cause.

But the boys who read it are quick to relate to its touchy subject matter.