touchiness

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• If the judge allows the bankruptcy filing to proceed, he will then weigh other touchy questions, including a request from a dissenting NRA board member who has asked the judge to appoint an independent examiner to review the organization’s finances.

• Alas, some of the creature comforts are almost too high tech, like the touchy steering-wheel audio controls and numerous options for accessing and updating channels and presets.

• This one topic, however, seems to be especially touchy for him, and I'm truly at a loss on how to broach it.

• Now you’re thinking that maybe you’re no longer attractive enough, which is sort of his thought about himself, and you’re touchy.

• The international negotiations are often touchy, time consuming and incremental.

• There are plenty of touchy subjects I am happy to discuss with my patients and their families.

• And second, movies are a particularly touchy subject for the Hermit Kingdom.

• Nobody else was as forthright with me about this touchy topic.

• The question of military service is a touchier issue—but is it touchy enough to break up the band?

• But could sharp elbows and a touchy personality knock out this frontrunner too?

• For goodness' sake, don't take to gettin' touchy like some people are!

• No small stint I had of it too; for he was peevish and touchy as a young badger.

• Yet the intrinsic quality of the event moved his touchy sensitiveness less than its conjectured effect upon the minds of others.

• We been hearing down at the camp you were so mighty touchy you didn't allow a man within a rod of the line.