Sentence examples for touchy people from inspiring English sources

This goes to show what a touchy people they are out there.

These touchy people did not see the stern beauty in the portraits.

(It is a contradiction that Julien readily admits to, telling me: "It's quite touchy – people ask me, who are you who is implicated in this system to bring up the question of capitalism?").

For example, some countries don't treat politics very seriously and find it unfathomable how politically touchy people in other countries can get.

Be gradual and patient, or else touchy people may notice the changes and think you're being too fake, even if you're not.

And when Mr. McGreevey announced on Tuesday that he wanted an endorsement from Rutgers by the end of the year, his negotiations with the Board of Governors and the Board of Trustees grew even touchier, people close to the talks said.

The only thing I took exception to was when he mocked the symptoms -- and not for myself, personally, but because I know how touchy the people in our community are about the symptoms, and how hard it is for them to deal with other people's perceptions of their illness.

I mean, if the album I put out is impersonal, then I probably wouldn't care because it's not me trying my best--but I'm always trying my best, so it always gets touchy when people say it sucks, but you can't win them all.

I'm perfectly normal, duh!' Werewolves tend to get very touchy about people realising their true identity.

"We don't mean to be, but I guess we were programmed for so long, we're just not touchy-feely people outside of our house," she said.

It's National Hug Day, which means that touchy-feely people everywhere are getting set to envelop their acquaintances with their grimy arms.