Sentence examples for touchy times from inspiring English sources
These can be touchy times for interpreting the use of the flag as a symbol of patriotism.
Exotic Car Clubs Thriving In Touchy Times.
"We're in a very touchy time right now.
Mr. Wilson's gloomy assessment of the pension fund, the third-largest among all the states, comes at a touchy time for Mr. DiNapoli and for state financial officials across the country.
But strengthening exports to the United States — up 5.5 percent in September compared with the same month a year ago — could also increase trade frictions at a politically touchy time for both countries.
The regenerative brakes felt touchy at times, but they helped the tested Hybrid deliver 22 m.p.g. in city and suburban driving.
"But in these touchy-feely times this seems to be the best compromise".
The matter is so touchy because in times of crisis the president and his cabinet have unusual sway over mass psychology, and psychology drives the American economy.
A survey of Protestant pastors found that two-thirds of them deemed Islam "dangerous .No need to argueRelations between Muslims and other Americans will be touchy for some time.
Matters were a trifle touchy for a time, but then, a few weeks later, the Porters came to Miss O'Keeffe's house for dinner and presented her with the stone.
