Sentence examples similar to use of touchy from inspiring English sources
The nation's first baby-boomer president always seemed like an avatar of his generation, defined by the struggles of the 60's and Vietnam, comfortable in the use of touchy-feely language and intent on demystifying his job.
The use of gloriously touchy-feely local materials, plus a generous use of water ("In fountains," he liked to say, "silence sings") and colour, completes the picture.
Others will take issue with the handicraft quality of some of the structures and the use of childlike colors, which raise touchy questions about how we portray non-Western cultures.
The use of airline passenger information remains a particularly touchy subject.
But this just highlights another misdirection strategy: the use of long technical words for problems and touchy bits of the body.
(UNKNOWN): Kind of touchy, feely stuff?
"This is kind of touchy and dicey," Manuel said.
"Things feel kind of touchy, but there's been way more wildlife around, too".
These can be touchy times for interpreting the use of the flag as a symbol of patriotism.
His use of race, always the nation's oldest, deepest, and touchiest issue, is a studied and calculated brick and mortar marketing tool.
