Sentence examples for touchy topics from inspiring English sources

Touchy topics include his murky dwarf porn past and his crush on panto co-star Snow White.

That is, away from touchy topics like the Internal Revenue Service's misdeeds and the National Security Agency's snooping.In theory, this should help Mr Obama politically: middle-class voters are more likely to blame Congress for their troubles than Mr Obama.

Since taking over at the Vatican, Francis has urged the Catholic church not to be obsessed with "small-minded rules" and to emphasise compassion over condemnation in dealing with touchy topics like abortion, gay rights and contraception.

Instead I want to point out the way in which these arguments take on the same dynamics as more familiar touchy topics, from climate change, to immigration, to religious belief.

Ziad al-Saad, the recently named director general of the Jordanian Department of Antiquities, said in a telephone interview from Amman that the country — where security and access to official information are touchy topics — was actively considering making the system freely accessible.

Al Jazeera's critics in the Arab world find its news analysis or talk shows overly influenced by old Arab nationalist ideas or those of Islamic movements, but it broke taboos with its coverage of breaking news and its discussions of repression in Arab countries and other touchy topics.

So the conversation shifted to the touchy topic of virginity.

"It's a touchy topic," he says, chuckling.

Enforcement of marijuana possession laws is a touchy topic among many blacks here and nationwide.

Mr Beard says today's strike is orchestrated by gang leaders.Solitary confinement is a touchy topic nationwide.

Mr. Jospin's early political career has become a touchy topic because he is expected to run for president next year.