Sentence examples for touchy age from inspiring English sources

What an incredibly touchy age ours is!

And in addition to raising the touchy issue of age in the campaign, the ad also reminds viewers of Mr. Lautenberg's history of bruisingly aggressive politicking.

To put this into context, it is important you know that Casey is not a New Age, touchy-feely type.

UPSTAIRS, an even more touchy-feely New Age mood prevails, with cactuses plunked willy-nilly on top of credenzas and blank journals stacked for purchase ($25) among the folded clothing.

But he sure was touchy about discussing his age.

None of his aides will say so publicly (Mr. Lautenberg is said to be quite touchy about both his age and his reputation as an orator), but many of those who praise his record on transportation and the environment, and admire his tenacity as a campaigner, concede, off the record, that his public speaking skills have always been limited at best.

This might sound a bit New Age, weird, touchy feely and spiritual but it works.

The documentary changes any pre-conceived notions one might have about the touchy intersection of gender, age, and relevancy.

A full appreciation of Lynn Shelton's new-age comedy, "Touchy Feely," depends on your knowledge of reiki.

If the typical image of a life coach is a bit new age and touchy-feely, Jay comes as a surprise.

"I've gotten more careful through the years," she said, adding emphatically that she is not a "touchy-feely" or "New Age" person.