touchy造句

But this is a touchy issue.

Child molestation is a touchy subject.

But it is still a touchy issue.

White-collar moonlighters face some touchy issues with employers.

The army is still touchy on the subject.

I do not see why you are so touchy.

Then there are the really touchy-feely questions, seemingly plucked from a personality test.

Money can help, even in Silicon Valley, the home of touchy-feely corporate cultures.

So the Smiths (subconsciously) decided to keep the peace, and avoid the touchy topics.

Certainly the President has grown touchy as the years have passed.

Even so, Californians are increasingly touchy about the troubles of their state.

She's so touchy about being able to look after herself that your offer of help may easily be taken amiss.

Not to delve into touchy issues, but there's still a large — how shall I put it — spiritual question.

That is easier to do with non-citizens than with voters, who may be touchy about their privacy being invaded.

In this section, we will tell you how much you need to tell your child about this touchy subject without confusing them.

As one Turkish columnist has noted, for Turkey to be so touchy about the minutiae of a congressional vote betrays weakness, not strength.

Then last month, in a touchy-feely gesture not typical of Britain, David Cameron announced that the British government would start collecting figures on well-being.

It serves the interest of both parties to argue about taxes on corporations and the wealthy because neither wants to discuss the alternative, which is where things get touchy.

Not to grieve a kind master, I learned to be less touchy; and, for the space of half a year, the gunpowder lay as harmless as sand, because no fire came near to explode it.