Sentence examples for touchy to from inspiring English sources

THE question is "too touchy" to discuss in public, says General Klaus Reinhardt, head of KFOR, the NATO-led peacekeeping force in Kosovo.

(Quad residents are touchy to begin with — "getting quadded," or assigned to live in that area, is many a student's nightmare).

But on Saturday, as he stepped into his dad's topsiders -- both of them tearing up and nervously biting the insides of their cheeks -- there was a question about whether he has gone from being too touchy to being too detached.

When John J. Mearsheimer, a 58-year-old political scientist at the University of Chicago, decided to take on the United States' support for Israel, he considered the subject too touchy to confront alone.

In 1907, the need to secure an adequate water supply was enough to persuade reluctant Ballardites to accept annexation by a narrow margin, a decision that remains touchy to this day.

Jimmy Au's has provided wardrobe for more than fifty prime-time television shows in the past five years and, Alan said, for "multiple celebrities from 'Ocean's Thirteen.' " Asked to elaborate, he pointed out that it is touchy to name names in Hollywood.

If you want to look like a real girl, it may be to much of a touchy subject to handle so lightly.

However, Pokémon never bleed or die in battle, only faint – this was a very touchy subject to Tajiri, as he did not want to further fill the gaming world with "pointless violence".

The anticipation of taking a time-out and getting away from the rigors of daily life can be exhilarating... until you get to your destination feeling tired, tense and touchy, thanks to jet lag.

Values are a pretty darned touchy subject to bring up these days when it comes to raising children.

Religion is such a touchy topic to discuss, which is probably why we as humans try to steer clear of the controversy and avoid thinking about it all together.