Sentence examples for touchy nature from inspiring English sources

Because of his proud and touchy nature, he was dismissed in 1855 and spent the rest of his life, ragged and unkempt, in a Gothic mansion in Mostaganem.

The biggest challenge that remains is what Mr. Dardano called "the touchy-feely nature of grocery shopping".

I also notice the same touchy-feely nature in working-class white cultures, so maybe it's more about community than national traits.

He concluded: "Mirren's tartly humorous and profoundly human portrayal of a woman who is, by nature and nurture, about as touchy-feely as she is Roman Catholic although required to be, by turns, sounding-board, confessor and therapist, is magnificent".

Touchy, touchy.

So touchy.

It's a very touchy, touchy subject".

O.K., touchy subject.

But Atabay is touchy.

This suggestion is touchy.

The fellow is touchy.