Sentences with phrase «very touchy subjects»
As many may be aware, religion and God are very touchy subjects which many people especially here in the Middle East take very seriously.
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Diversity and entrepreneurship can be a very touchy subject as TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington found out last year when he commented publically on the relative lack of minority founders in Silicon Valley.
I know this is a very touchy subject, but If I am wrong in thinking that His Word is still good for the 21st century then please help me to see what I am not seeing.
It's a very touchy subject to many and I apologize if I offended anyone but I honestly find some of the comments to be quite ridiculous.
Ahava: The Middle East conflict is a very touchy subject and there is no consensus view among the Orthodox as to what ought to be done.
We're all Gunners so it's a very touchy subject for us, but team captain and most important player Robin Van
Yes, food is a very touchy subject.
Breastfeeding vs. Bottlefeeding: This can be a very touchy subject for some.
He said he didn't think the issue was «any more valid than my dog's license» (a very touchy subject for him).
From mismatched incomes to differing views on spending, money can be a very touchy subject for many people.
The story takes a very touchy subject and turns it into a thrilling drama that's morally ambiguous, passionately portrayed by the lead actors and well told.
Honestly, though, price is a very touchy subject.
This is a very touchy subject with strong opinions on both sides, so I welcome the impartial expose here.
Animal experimentation is a very touchy subject.
Animal abuse is also a very touchy subject.
Us employment lawyers had plenty of reasons to become animated during 2017, with the cancellation of Employment Tribunal fees, the constant debate about whether an individual is an employee, a worker or self - employed and latterly the influx of allegations of sexual harassment in the workplace which for some public figures was, a very touchy subject (pun intended).
Salary can be a very touchy subject when it comes to negotiating a job offer.
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Pants are always a touchy subject and I tend to be very particular.
The days are getting very evil and I do not want to be accused of self — righteousness and find this to be so touchy of a subject with family and friends I feel if I mess up sounding judgemental those folks souls are on my head.
I knew it could be a touchy subject, as my little girl was very fond of nursing.
Cancer is a touchy subject to tackle on film, and there are a few very appropriately serious scenes that deal with the challenges and frustrations of the disease.
It didn't pander to its youth demographic, and it ended up handling emotionally touchy subjects such as death and loneliness very delicately for a children's film.