Sentence examples for with the touchy from inspiring English sources

Another polemic disguised as a thriller, Exposure deals with the touchy subject of sexual harassment in America.

The season begins with the touchy Detective Lydia Adams Regina Kingg) bristling at yet another partner, this time a veteran (Jenny Gago) without much patience for Adams's neuroses.

Davis' character will mock the debauchery of Lena Headey's Queen Cersei, which is not likely to go down well with the touchy aristocrat.

But anarchic gestures like Larry Miller's licensing of his own and a friend's DNA, documented in photographs, and Inigo Manglano-Ovalle's cryogenic sperm bank deal deftly with the touchy new intersection of commerce and human individuality.

The production dares to deal, among other things, with the touchy issue of immigration.

The Silence of Animals deals with the touchy subject of human progress, which, Gray asserts, is a myth.

With the touchy-feeliness, Mr Cameron has emulated the can-do idealism that New Labour once honed.

Mr. Verdon would have been better off spending more time contrasting the closed-down Gurney with the touchy-feely guru.

Whatever the reason, in comparison with the touchy-feely John Sentamu, or even the saintly monk, Rowan Williams, Welby can come across as grey, someone to admire rather than a leader to take to heart.

A new "ethical ranking" of America's 25 biggest firms, by Management & Excellence, a consultancy, gives Merck one of only two triple-A ratings which, if nothing else, underscores the firm's healthy standing with the touchy-feely brigade.Does it pay to be good?It would be nice to believe, as the late George W. Merck did and Mr Gilmartin seems to, that a firm can do well by doing good.

But enough with the touchy-feely.